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HEBREW  AND  SEMITIC  TEXT-BOOKS. 

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IN  MEMORIAM 


HEBREW  VOCABULARIES 


LISTS    OF    THE    MOST    FREQUENTLY    OCCURRING 
HEBREW    WORDS 


ARRANGED     BY 


WILLIAM    R    HARPER 


PROFESSOR   OF    SEMITIC    LANGUAGES    IN    YALE   UNIVERSITY 


FIFTH  EDITION,  ENLARGED 


NEW   YORK: 

CHARLES   SCRIBNERS'   SONS 

1890 


Copyright,  1890,  by  W.  R.  Hauper. 


Press  of  J.  J.  Little  &  Co., 
Astor  Place,  New  York. 


INSCRIBED  TO 

IRA   MAURICE   PRICE,  CLARK   E.   CRANDALL, 

FREDERIC   J.    GURNEY,  JOHN   WESLEY   PAYNE, 

ROBERT   F.   HARPER,  WILBERT   W.   WHITE, 

GEORGE    S.  GOODSPEED,  FRANK    K.    SANDERS, 

IN   TOKEN    OF 

THE    author's   INDEBTEDNESS   TO   THEM   FOR   AID   AND 

SYMPATHY   IN   THE   WORK    IN   WHICH   THEY 

AND     HE,    AT    DIFFERENT    TIMES, 

HAVE 

BEEN   ASSOCIATED, 


ERRATA. 


Pago  10,  after      93  read 

16,  "         21 

17.  "         C9 


18, 

19, 
20, 

23, 
26, 
27, 


81 
160 
296 
386 
392 
725 
1058 
1109 


D1^  Flee 
□in  Devote,  destroy 

^b  All 
N*Dy  Host 

T    T 

DJ<  Mother 
nn:i  River 

T   T  J 

r|i;^  Fowl 

n'^im  Virgin 

T  : 

P  Garden 
|Cn  Fat 
^7jl1  Foot-soldier,  and  3n"n  Wide 

•    :    -  T   T 

pr^  Leg,  and  f::*!:^*  Lily 


PREFACK. 


Tlie  "  Hebrew  Vocabularies ''  is  intended  for  students  who 
desire  to  gain  a  living  familiarity  with  the  Hebrew  language. 
The  chief  difficulty  to  overcome  in  the  mastery  of  the  Hebrew 
language  is  the  acquisition  of  a  vocabulary.  There  are  but 
few  words  in  Hebrew  with  which  corresponding  ones  in 
English,  of  similar  sound  and  signification,  maybe  associated. 
The  old  method  of  acquiring  a  vocabulary,  that  is,  by  looking 
up  a  word  in  a  Lexicon  every  time  it  occurs  until  it  becomes 
familiar — for  this,  life  is  too  short.  The  average  student  will 
look  for  the  same  word  twenty  times  before  he  will  really 
know  it ;  meanwhile  he  might  have  memorized  ticenty  tcords. 
Yet  it  is  not  well  for  a  beginner  to  attempt  to  memorize  the 
Lexicon.  He  should  be  given  lists  of  the  words  which  occur 
most  frequently.  Of  the  seven  or  eight  thousand  vocables 
which  occur  in  the  Hebrew  language,  about  one  thousand 
occur  over  twentj-five  times  ;  about  eight  hundred  between 
ten  and  twenty-five  times.  If  the  learner  will  memorize  five 
or  six  words  a  day,  within  six  or  eight  months  he  will  have 
mastered  a  vocabulary  sufficient  to  enable  him  to  read  any 
portion  of  the  Hebrew  of  the  Old  Testament  with  considera- 
ble ease.  Three  words,  those  meaning  to  say,  God,  Son, 
occupy  sixty  pages  of  the  Hebrew  text.  The  sixty-three 
verbs  given  in  Lists  I.  and  II.  occupy  tivo  hundred  pages,  and 
the  first  sixty  nouns  given  in  Lists  YIL  and  VIII.  occupy  tivo 
hundred  and  twenty-five  pages — together  about  one-third  of 
the  entire  Old  Testament,  and  in  this  calculation  derivatives 
are  not  included. 

The  book  may  be  used  in  many  ways.  The  author  has 
found  one  plan  especially  helpful.  When  the  class  has  fin- 
ished the  first  chapter  of  Genesis,  the  first  lists  of  both  verbs 
and  nouns  are  examined  and  the  words  occurring  in  the 


vi  Preface. 

chapter  just  studied  are  checked.  This  aids  in  impressing 
the  several  words  upon  the  mind  of  the  student.  The  same 
thing  is  done  when  the  second,  third  and  fourth  chapters 
have  been  studied.  In  connection  with  sight-reading  the 
yanie  plan  may  be  adopted  with  good  results. 

The  "Yerbs  arranged  according  to  their  stems''  (Lists 
XYIII.-XXIY.),  and  "verbs  arranged  according  to  the  char- 
acter of  their  radicals  "  (Lists  XXY.-XLT.)  may  be  used  in 
connection  with  grammatical  study.  This  use  may  also  be 
made  of  the  "  Nouns  arranged  according  to  their  Formation." 

The  following  points  deserve  attention  : 

1)  The  "  Yocabularies  "  is  not  intended  as,  in  any  manner, 
a  substitute  for  the  lexicon,  but  to  be  used  with  constant 
reference  to  it. 

2)  In  the  Lists  of  Nouns  arranged  according  to  their  Sig- 
nification (XCY.-CXXY.)  rare  words  are  occasionally  given, 
but  only  when  it  has  seemed  best  to  make  the  list  compara- 
tively exhaustive. 

3)  Since  it  has  always  been  the  aim  to  present  the  most 
usual  meaning  of  a  word,  secondary  instead  of  primary  mean- 
ings will  often  be  found  given. 

4)  The  Lists  of  Nouns  arranged  according  to  Formation, 
will  be  found  convenient  fur  the  study  of  that  much  neg- 
lected, yet  very  important  part  of  Hebrew  Grammar,  Noun- 
formation.  When  the  origin  of  a  noun  is  uncertain,  it  is 
often  difficult  to  decide  upon  its  formation  ;  in  general,  how- 
ever, the  classification  will  be  found  satisfactory. 

5)  In  the  List  of  Nouns  derived  from  the  most  common 
roots,  the  arrangement  is  intended  (a)  to  assist  the  pupil  in 
getting  more  firmly  fixed  the  meaning  of  the  root  by  asso- 
ciating with  it  one  or  more  derivatives ;  (b)  to  show  the 
particular  meanings  of  the  various  formations.  In  order  to 
accomplish  both  these  things  a-a^  leyuixva  are  frequently 
though  not  always  inserted.  The  treatment  does  not  aim  to 
be  exhaustive  ;  and  yet  it  will  be  found  practically  to  be  so. 
Space  has  been  left  in  the  printing  of  the  rare  formations  in 
order  that  the  student  may  insert  similar  forms  found  in  his 
reading. 


Preface.  vi) 

6)  The  "  List  of  Commoii  Idioms,"  if  thoroughly  mastered, 
will  aid  greatly  both  in  a  better  understanding  of  the  Hebrew 
text  and  in  a  better  expression  of  its  moaning  in  English. 

In  Lists  I.-XYIL,  and  in  List  CXXXI.,  the  Hebrew  and 
English  are  given  on  different  pages  in  order  that  the  book 
may  thus  be  more  easily  made  use  of  in  the  class-room. 

It  was  proposed  to  include  other  material  than  that  here 
given  ;  but  the  demand  for  the  book  has  been  so  pressing,  and 
the  delay  of  publication  has  already  been  so  great,  that  it  is 
thought  best  to  leave  this  additional  material  for  a  later  edi- 
tion. 

The  principal  lexicons,  concordances  and  similar  books 
have  been  used  in  making  out  these  lists.  In  former  editions 
(1882,  1883)  my  brother,  Mr.  Robert  F.  Harper,  and  in  this 
edition  my  friend,  Mr.  A.  S.  Carrier,  have  rendered  valuable 
aid  in  the  work  of  collecting  and  arranging  words. 

Great  care  has  been  taken  to  make  the  lists  accurate  ;  but 
it  is  reasonable  to  suppose  that  omissions  and  errors  will  be 
found.     Corrections  will  be  thankfully  received. 

WILLIAM  R.  HARPER. 

Yale  University  i 
April  25th,  1890.'  S 


^ 


CONTENTS. 


T.    HEBREW  WORDS  ACCORDING  TO   FREQUENCY   OP  OCCUR- 
RENCE (Hebrev?^). 

I.    Verbs  occurr.pg'  500-5000  times 9 

II.    Verbs  occurriiig  200-500  times 9 

III.  Verbs  occurring-  300-200  times ]0 

IV.  Verbs  occurring'  50-100  times 10,11 

V.    Verbs  occurring  25-50  times 11-13 

VI.    Verbs  occurring  10-25  times =  13-15 

II.  HEBREW  NOUNS  ACCORDING  TO  FREQUENCY  OF  OCCUR- 

RENCE (Hebuew). 

VII.    Nouns  occurring  500-5000  times 16 

VIII.    Nouns  occurring  300-500  times 16,17 

IX.    Nouns  occurring- 200-300  times 17 

X.    Nouns  occurring  100-200  times  17,18 

xr.    Nouns  occurring- 50-100  times 18,19 

XII.    Nouns  occurring  25-50  times 20-23 

XIII.  Nouns  occurring  10-25  times 22-27 

III.  PREPOSITIONS,  ADVERBS,  CONJUNCTIONS,  and  NUMERALS 

(Hebrew). 

XIV.  Prepositions,  and  Prepositional  Phrases: 

1.  Denoting  Place   28 

2.  Deuoliug  Time 28 

3.  Denoting  Cause,  End,  Instrumentality 28 

4.  Denoting  Connection,  Relation,  Privation 29 

XV.    Adverbs  and  Adverbial  Phrases: 

1.  Denoting  Place 29 

2.  Denoting  Time 30 

3.  Denoting  Quantity 30 

4.  Denoting  Quality,  Condition,  and  Causality —  30,31 

5.  Denoting  Affirmation  and  Negation 31 

XVI.    Conjunctions: 

1.  Of  Time 31 

2.  Of  Wish  and  Condition 31 

3.  Of  Cause,  End,  and  Effect 31 

4.  Of  Contrast  and  Correspondence 32 

XVII.    Numerals 32 


X  Contents. 

I.  HEBREW  VERBS  ACCORDING  TO  FREQUENCY  OF  OCCUR 

RENCE  (English). 

I.    Verbs  oceurring- 500-5000  times 33 

II.    Verbs  occurring  200  500  times 33 

III.     Verbs  occurring  100-:i00  times 34 

IV.    Verbs  occurring  50-100  times 34,35 

V.    Verbs  occurring  25-50  times 35-37 

VI.    Verbs  occurring  10-25  times 37-o9 

II.  HEBREW   NOUNS  ACCORDING  TO   FREQUENCY   OF  OCCUR- 

RENCE (English). 

VII.    Nouns  occurring  500-5000  times 40 

VIII.    Nouns  occurring  300-500  times 40,41 

IX.    Nouns  occurring  200-300  times 41 

X.    Nouns  occurring  100-200  times 41,43 

XI.    Nouns  occurring  50-100  times 4~',  43 

XII.    Nouns  occurring  25-50  times 44-46 

XIII.  Nouns  occurring  10-25  times ....   46-51 

III.  PREPOSITIONS,  ADVERBS,  CONJUNCTIONS,  and  NUMERALS 

(English). 

XIV.  Prepositions  and  Prepositional  Phrases: 

1.  Denoting  Place 53 

2.  Denoting  Time 53 

3.  Denoting  Cause,  End,  Instrumentality 53 

4.  Denoting  Connection,  Relation,  Privation 53 

XV.    Adverbs  and  Adverbial  Phrases: 

1.  Denoting  Place 53 

2.  Denoting  Time 5 J 

3.  Denoting  Quantity 53 

4.  Denoting  Quality,  Condition,  and  Causality —  54 

5.  Denoting  Affirmation  or  Negation..... 54 

XVI.    Conjunctions: 

1.  Of  Time 54 

2.  Of  Wish  and  Condition 54 

3.  Of  Cause,  End  and  Effect 54 

4.  Of  Contrast  and  Correspondence 54 

XVII.    Numerals 55 

IV.    VERBS  ARRANGED  ACCORDING  TO  THEIR  STEMS. 

xviii.    Verbs  occurring  only  in  the  Simple  Stems 56 

XIX.    Verbsoccurriiigonly  in  the  Intensive  Stems 57 

XX.    Verbs  occurring  only  in  the  Causative  Stems 57 

XXI.    Verbs  occurring  in    both  Simple  and  Intensive 

Stems 57,58 

XXII.    Verbs  occurring  in  both  Simple  and  Causative 

Stems 59,60 

xxiii.    Verbs  occurring  in  Intensive  and  Causativ  e  Stems  60 
xxiv.    Verbs  occurring  in  Simple,  Intensive  and  Causa- 
tive Stems CO-64 


Cu2^(TE]SJTS. 


XI 


V.    VERBS   ARRANGED   ACCORDING  TO  THE   CHARACTER   OV 
THEIR  RADICALS. 

XXV.    strong- Verbs , 65,  CO 

XXVI.    '£3  Guttui-al  Verbs 67 

xxviT.     '].♦  Guttural  Verbs 68 

XXVIII.    '*7  Guttural  Verbs 69 

XXIX.    Verbs  containing  Two  Gutturals &,) 

XXX.    j"»j  Verbs 70 

XXXI.    1'"^'  Verbs 71 

XXXII.    i^"2  Verbs 7.5 

XXXIII.    V'D  Verbs 73,73 

XXXIV.    "'"D  Verbs 73 

XXXV.    V'^'  Verbs 73,74 

XXXVI.    "' '  'j*  Verbs 74 

XXXVII.    i^"h  Verbs 74, 75 

XXXVIII.    n"7  Verbs 75 

xxxfx.    n""7  Verbs  and,  at  the  same  time,  '£)  or  '^»  Gut- 
tural   76 

XL.    Verbs  Doubly  Weak 76-78 

XLi.    Detective  and  Kindred  Verbs 78,79 

VI.    NOUNS  ARRANGED  ACCORDING  TO  FORMATION. 

xr>ii,    Segholatcs,  A-Class 80-8;i 

XLiii.    Seg-holates,  I-Class 83,84 

XLiv.    Segholates,  U-Class 85, 80 

XL>v.    Nouns  with  Two  Originally  Short  Vowels,  tl—ti.  87,88 

xtiVi.    Nouns  with  Two  Originally  Short  Vowtls,  &—i.  89 

XLvii.    Nouns  with  Two  Originally  Short  Vowels,  a— li.  90 

xi.viTi.    Nouns  with  Two  Originally  Short  Vowels,  i— ti.  90,91 

XLix.    Nouns  v/ith  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  a— a(6).  91 

L..    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  it— i 91,93 

Li.    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  il— u..  93 
L.II.    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  i— a 

C^— a) 93 

Liii.    Nouns  with   a   Short  and  a   Long  Vowel,    i— i 

r-i) 93 

Liv.    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  i— u 

(«"— il) 93 

LV.    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  a— A 

(6— Ci; 91 

Lvi.    Nouns  with  a  Short  and  a  Long  Vowel,  a— i 

(6— e) 94 

LVii.    Intensives:  Middle  Radical  Doubled,  il— A 95 

liViii.    Intensives:   Middle  Radical  Doubled,  i— a, 95 

liix.    Intensives:   Middle  Radical  Doubled,  Jl—i 96 

i.x.    Intensives:   Middle  Radical  Doubled,  a— tl 96 

T.xi.    Intensives:  Middle  Radical  Doubled,  it— u 90 

i.xn.    Intensive?:   Midi lo  Radical  Doubled,  a— a(6) —  96 

LXiii.    laieusives:   Middle  Itadical  Doubled,  ft— i 96 


xu 


Contents. 


LXiv.  Intensives:  Middle  Radical  Doubled,  d—n 96 

Lxv.  lutensives:  Middle  Radical  Doubled,  i—ii 97 

Lxvi.  Intensives:  Middle  Radical  Doubled,  irregular  97 

LXVii.  Intensives:  Third  Radical  Reduplicated 97 

liXVtii.  Intensives:  Contracted  Stem 97 

liXix.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  J<  prefixed 97 

liXX.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  "•  or  T]  prefixed...  97 

Lxxi.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  a— a..  98 

liXXii.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  i— a...  98 

Lxxiii.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  a— i...  99-100 

Lxxiv.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  i— i....  100 

Lxxv.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  ft— u...  100 

Lxxvi.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  fl— a  (6).  100,101 

L.XXVIT.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  i— a  (6).  101 

L.XXVIII.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  H—i 101 

Lxxix.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  ft— u 101 

Lxxx.  Nouns  ^ith  Preformatives,  "3  prefixed,  u— ft. . .  103 
Lxxxi.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  irregu- 
lar   103 

LxxxTi.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  Pi  prefixed,  ft- ft....  103 

Lxxxiir.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  P,  prefixed,  i— ft 103 

Lxxxiv.  Nouns  with  Preformatives.  jl  prefixed,  ft— i.     .  103 

Lxxxv.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  p  prefixed,  ft— tl... .  103, 104 

Lxxxvi.  Nouns  with  Preformatives,  jl  prefixed,  tl— I 104 

i.xxxvii.  Nouns  with  Afformatives,  "7  affixed 104 

Lxxxviil.  Nouns  with  Afformativcs,  D  affixed 104 

Lxxxix.  Nouns  with  Afformativcs,  J  affixed 104 

xc.  Multiliterals 105 

xci.  Compounds 105 

xcii.  Denominatives,  Participial  forces 105 

xciii.  Denominatives,  D  formations 105 

xoiv.  Denominatives  with  Afformatives 106 

VII.    NOUNS  ARRANGED  ACCORDING  TO  THEIR  MEANING. 

xcv.  The  Heavens  and  Heavenly  Bodies 107 

xc%'i.  Time  and  its  Divisions 107 

xcvil.  Natural  Phenomena 108 

xcviii.  The  Earth  and  its  Divisions 108 

xcix.  Water  audits  Divisions J09 

C.  Geographical  Terms 109 

Ct.  Space:   Terms  expressing  Position,  Direction  109 

or  Linear  Measurement 109 

Cti.  Expressions  for  Quantity  and  Weight 110 

CUT.  Physical  Qualities 110 

CIV.  Minerals  and  Metals 110,111 

cv.  Life,  Disease  and  Death Ill 

cvi.  Vegetation  and  its  Products  111,113 

cvii.  Animals,  Wild  and  Domestic 112,113 

cviir.  Animal  products 113 

Cix.  Various  groupings  of  mankind 113 


Contents. 


xm 


ex.    Various  words  for  Man  113 

CXI.    The  Body  and  its  Members 114 

cxii.    Physical  Qualities  of  Man 114 

cxiii.    States  of  the  Body 115 

cxrv.  Terms   expressive  of  Man's  position  in  the 

World 115,116 

cxv.    Abodes  and  parts  of  Abodes 116 

cxvi.    Intellect,  Sensibility  and  Will  117 

cxYii.  Operations  and  Enactments  of  Intellect,  etc....  117, 118 

cxviii.    Human  Actions  and  Occupations 118 

cxix.    Articles  used  in  Bailj' Life 119,120 

cxx.    Products  of  Manufacture 1~0 

cxxr.    The  Spiritual  Nature 121 

cxxii.    Ethical  and  Religious  terms 121,123 

cxxxiii.    Sacrifice  and  Worship 123 

cxxiv.    The  Future  World 123 

cxxv.    God 123 

VIII.  THE  MOST  COMMON  ROOTS  WITH  DERIVATIVES. 

cxxvi.  Derivatives  from  Verbs  occurring- 500-5000  times  121-128 

cxxvii.  Derivatives  from  Verbs  occurring-  200-500  times  129-134 

Cxxviii.  Derivatives  from  Verbs  occurring  100-200 times  134-140 

cxxix-  Derivatives  from  Verbs  occurring  50-100  times.  140-151 

cxxx-  Derivatives  from  Verbs  occurring"  25-50  times..  152-168 

IX.    LISTS  OF  THE  MOST  COMMON  IDIOMS. 

cxxxi.    The  Hebrew  I'h rases 169-173 

cxxxi.    The  English  Phrases 173-176 


/.    Hebrew  Verbs  AccoRDiNG'TO^fREQut'm  or 
Occurrence, 


LIST 

1. 

Verbs    occurring    500— 5000    times. 

1 

-     T 

8 

-  T 

15  ^nn;; 

99 

T      T 

2 

-      T 

9 

T  T 

16    n'^i; 

T  •t 

23 

DT 

3 

N13 

10 

-     T 

IT    Toj; 

24 

D1C> 

4 

~     T 

11 

^P'? 

18  nt:'>' 

25 

-      T 

5 

-     T    T 

12 

nit: 

19     nr^ 

T    T 

26 

;;?;:• 

6 

1^'7 

13 

T     T 

20     Dip 

7 

yx 

14 

~  T 

21    Nnp 

LIST    II. 

Verbs    occurring    200—500    times. 

27  DHN*         ^37       r]pj  47  Tj^^           57      np|) 

28  r]pN           38       NT  48  ^*^h           58      r\T} 

29    n^:?      39     •t;;*,^  49  nj^^       59    on 

30     t^*p3           40       t^'n»  50  rrD^^           60     D5,^" 

31    r]^5       41    ;r:^^>  51  nSi       ei    n5:i^" 

32        ^il           42         pi  52  H^j'           62      D^^i* 

33  prn       43    rh-^  53  s«^*^       63  r\r\v;; 

34  Non       44    nnD  54  niD 

35  ,Tn       45    nni  55  n5j; 

36  ':)D>      46   N^D  56  n:ij; 


«.  T  ■•      T  T     T 


JO 


Hebrew  Verbs  Accords g  to 


LIST 

III. 

r    '      ,' 

\                   ^ 

Verb,*?  ecenrring 

lOO— aoO  times. 

64' 

'  ''79' 

'      ~      T 

94 
95 

-     T 

109  Cinti^ 

-    T 

110  H,s*^ 

~      T 

66 

c:^'l3 

81 

■■     T 

96 

-    T 

111  IN*^' 

—      T 

67 
68 

n^2 

82 
83 

TT 

-  T 

97 

98 

T    T 

112  jqcr' 

113  nn-i^' 

~     T 

69 

T     T 

84 

~  T 

99 

r5p 

114  r\m 

T      T 

70 

—     T 

85 

•■     T 

100 

^3p 

115  T\m 

—     T 

71 

-  T 

86 

HDD 

T     T 

101 

cip 

116     Dt^' 

•■     T 

72 

nij 

87 

~     T 

102 

n£?i? 

117  rati^' 

_      T 

73 
74 
75 
76 

77 

n'?4 

-  T 

88 
89 
90 
91 
92 

T    T 

103 
104 
105 
106 
107 

-       T 

118  n'^'u^' 

-  T 

119  ^^ 

~     T 

120  Tlgt:^' 

121  nnt^' 

-  T 

78 

'7'7n 

93 

t:'J.1 

108 

N:t^ 

LIST    IV. 

Verbs  occurring  50— lOO  times. 


122 

T     T 

130 

T    T 

138 

—    T 

146 

tnn 

123 

~     T 

131 

m3 

-    T 

139 

b-in 

147 

nnn 

~     T 

124 

-     T 

132 

P51 

140 

nrn 

T    T 

148 

"      T 

125 

126 

nn:n 

133 
134 

Ul 
142 

T^'7n 

149 

150 

r\y 

—  X 

127 

^"2^ 

135 

TT 

143 

1                 ' 

151 

IT 

128 

^J^:? 

136 

Pi^l 

144 

rso 

152 

pv: 

129 

>*n? 

137 

n^ 

145 

nnn 

153 

-IV' 

Frequency  of  Occurrence.        11 


154 

TT 

171 

m^ 

188 

ins 

~  T 

205  nv"i 

T   T 

.55 

DD3 

"*  T 

172 

~  T 

189 

*~  T 

206  iO^ 

T 

156 

Dj;3 

173 

~  T 

190 

~    T 

207  'iDtr 

~   T 

157 

~   T 

174 

-  T 

191 

Pm 

208  r\y^ 

~     T 

158 

IT? 

175 

""  T 

192 

T  T 

209  iij:^' 

—  X 

159 

no*? 

—  T 

176 

~   T 

193 

—  T 

210  ontr" 

~  T 

160 

~  T 

177 

~  T 

194 

^^P 

211  yi^ 

161 

—  T 

178 

~   T 

195 

TIT 

212  n^LT 

162 

~   T 

179 

1ir 

196 

•  213  Drjcr" 

~   T 

163 

-   T 

180 

"If;; 

-"t 

197 

Dm 

-   T 

214  n?2^ 

—  T 

164 

0^0 

~      T 

181 

T  T 

198 

r^i 

215  D,t:t^' 

~   T 

165 

~   T 

182 

T'i^ 

199 

pf^i 

216  nptj^' 

166 

-   T 

183 

ma 

T  T 

200 

3'1 

217  D-t:ri 

_  ^ 

167 

D5^^ 

184 

fliD 

201 

—   T 

218  tr^n 

~  T 

168 

-  T 

185 

T   T 

202 

PI 

219  ;?pn 

169 

m 

186 

^^? 

203 

;^r'! 

170 

'7nj 

-  T 

187 

'^'r? 

204 

Ni31 

LIST  V. 

Verbs  occurrinj;  25—50  times. 

220  S^Js*           227    'qnkX  234  JTO  241  '^D^ 

221  niN*     228  Dt:\\*  235  ^'73  242  :jji 

222  niN     229  n^5  236  ^V?  243  l^/'^l 

223  jrN     230  ':)"13  237  ^ci  244  HD*! 

224  y?2i<       231  '^n^  238  hD^  245  nil 

225  n^K       232   nr^  239    'r^ri  246  njn 

226    nnj<           233       tD  240       "^'l  247  nDH 


T     T 


12  Hebrew  Verbs  According  to 


248 

T    T 

■'^75 

i^^: 

•302 

m 

329 

249 

-    T 

*276 

-  T 

"303 

']n 

330 

11B 

—  T 

250 

Dir 

'277 

-  T 

'304 

331 

T   T 

251 

nor 

-  T 

278 

—  T 

305 

nn:) 

—  T 

332 

nns 

~    T 

252 
253 

m 

TT 

279 

280 

ID' 

~  T 

306 
307 

333 
'334 

f1? 

—      T 

254 

PI 

281 

-  T 

308 

flu 

•  335 

rc:3 

255 

T     T 

282 

~  T 

309 

T    T 

336 

piV 

256 

-    T 

^283 

-  T 

310 

-    T 

337 

f 

nil; 

257 

-     T 

284 

~    T 

311 

noj 

T   T 

338 

n^v 

~     T 

258 
259 
260 

—     T 

^85 
.286 
-287 

D'73 

312 

-313 

314 

^339 

""f  340 

341 

i5V 

Dip 

261 

"PO 

288 

:i^^3 

•315 

342 

'?rtp 

'262 
263 

~     T 

*289 
'290 

n? 

ri^ 

316 
317 

pm 

'  343 
344 

a^p 

Njp 

tIt 

264 

265 

nori 

T     T 

~    T 

291 
292 

up"? 

*318 
319 

pOi 

~     T 

345 

^  346 

9   • 

■ivp 

266 

TC 

'293 

cm 

^320 

-     T 

347 

'"tip 

.'267 

Din 

•'     T 

294 

'710 

321 

n£)D 

~     T 

'348 

3t:*p 

268 

-    T 

295 

T     T 

322 

m;r 

349 

'"'^;p 

,269 
270 
271 

Dnn 

-     T 

296 
-297 

'298 

nip 

323 

324 

-325 

350 

351 

•352 

-)C'P 

-    T 

272 
273 
274 

mo 

299 
300 
301 

nip 

-326 
•327 

328 

-     T 

353 
354 
355 

FiirQUENCY  OF  Occurrence.  13 


356 

Dm 

-      T 

360 

ytri 

363 

T      T 

^366 

topt^' 

357 

"^     T 

'361 

c^^tr 

^364 

-     T 

367 

T     T 

358 

T      T 

*362 

pni^ 

»365 

••      T 

368 

nj;n 

259 

rrr\ 

~     T 

LIST 

VI. 

Verbs 

occurrins: 

\ii-'* 

5  times. 

369 

pN 

390 

-      T 

411 

PPT 

432 

nan 

T      T 

370 

~    T 

391 

-    T 

412 

ipi 

433 

-     T 

371 

-     T 

392 

-  T 

413 

m 

434 

■■    T 

372 

DDK 

-      T 

393 

nj 

414 

v^ 

435 

""    T 

373 

394 

-nj 

—    T 

415 

-inr 

—  X 

436 

nyn 

T     T 

37^ 

-     T 

395 

m 

416 

nir 

437 

X^-r! 

375 

"     T 

396 

m 

—  T 

417 

D!:r 

~  T 

438 

W^ 

376 

m 

397 

-  T 

418 

-T 

439 

P-C 

377 

JIN 

—    T 

398 

-    T 

419 

or? 

440 

-nn 

~    T 

378 

—    T 

399 

'7'?J 

~    T 

420 

mr 

*"  T 

441 

tpr\ 

~      T 

379 

-      T 

400 

^n 

421 

-     T 

442 

nu:*n 

T      T 

380 

T      T 

401 

i^j 

422 

P50 

443 

~      T 

381 

-    T 

402 

t*)i\ 

423 

jjn 

-     T 

444 

pe'C 

382 

ns 

403 

mi 

T  T 

424 

-    T 

445 

H'ln 

3S3 

D13 

404 

V^A 

425 

Din 

446 

raD 

-      T 

384 

T    T 

405 

z*r^ 

426 

cnn 

447 

~     T 

385 

':'j;3 

406 

T      T 

427 

T     T 

448 

i;yo 

386 

n;;3 

407 

'n 

428 

-    T 

449 

nro 

387 

m 

408 

T       T 

429 

D!:n 

-      T 

450 

^ro 

388 

PP? 

409 

T      T 

430 

•■    T 

451 

d;;d 

389 

ma 

-  T 

410 

li^l      . 

431 

nDH 

..  -J. 

452 

~  T 

14  Hebrew  Verbs  According  to 

453  "^y  480  Lr"lD  507  n^^'j  534  y^j; 

454  l^y  481  ym  508  T]*^*^  535  DV^ 

455  Dn^  482  nD!D  509  rjni  536  pl")^ 

456  \^ni  483  Dpg  510  t^'Hj  537  p^ 

457  n^^  484  Dj;0  511      JlID  538  n*^'*J^ 

458  Ij;^  485  1*19  512  n*lD  539  ^n^ 

459  Hj;^  486  £0*10  513  ^fip  540  nN*3 

460  JV*  487  nn^  514  ^5p  541  C05 

461  np^  488  ':'t^»p  515  pp  542  ri*l5 

462  f:;^>  489  ^5^  516  '7'^?  ^^^  ^15 

463  nnp  490  ;r5i  517  n^D  544  rr^^ 

464  t^^ip  491  pi  518  H^D  545  )lp5 

465  rrnp  492  mi  519  ^po  mq  dib 

466  jnp  493  Iji  520  nnp  547  ^n^ 

467  Dip  494  boi  521  DHp  548  p^i) 

468  rflD  495  l^*!:  522  Hlj;  549  ^"15 

469  N*'?^  496  '?n^  523  nij^  550  tlt^'k 

470  oip  497  nri  524    rrj^  551  nns 

471  nnp  498  '?ri  525  HDj^  552  i^^^ 

472  nnp  499  nri  520  .^pj;  553  n*i^ 

473  HN^  500  tr"ni  527  n^j^  554  dii> 

474  dh'?  501  tpl  528    r*?:^  555  pr^ 

475  ni'?  502  nj^i  529  ^^^  556  ^S^^y 

476  yn^  503  119^^  530  dSj^  557  ntO^ 

477  jl^.*'?  504  |*9:  531  '^^tDJj;  558  ^ny 

478  :\)i  505  C^pi  532   J^_^  559  '^^p 

479  ni,::  506  N*c*i  533    j:^  56o  nnp 


Frequency  of  Occukiience.  15 


561 

"^^R 

*  574 

^i?n 

586 

T  T 

598  HD^i^' 

T  T 

562 

rv 

575 

Dj;n 

587 

T  T 

699  j;;t^' 

563 

Dpp 

576 

m 

588 

Ditr' 

600  npj^ 

564 

np. 

577 

m 

589 

:^w 

601  *:)pc^' 

565 

-   T 

578 

-  T 

590 

-     T 

602  f]pe' 

566 

m 

579 

n^tr 

591 

-  T 

603  pt:^' 

567 

DJ-I 

580 

592 

—   T 

604  pn^' 

568 

m 

581 

-  T 

593 

T 

605  Hjit:/ 

~  T 

5G9 

m-1 

T  T 

582 

—  T 

594 

"  T 

606  n^n 

570 

pn 

583 

^^'^ 

595 

-  T 

607  jgn 

571 

DOT 

T   T 

584 

~  T 

596 

fl'?^'- 

608  rjDn 

572 

DD1 

—  T 

585 

-  T 

597 

T  T 

609  :i;;n 

573 

b»OT 

//.    Hebrew  Nouns  according  to  Frequency  of 
Occurrence. 


LIST 

VI!, 

IVonns    occtairring: 

500—5000    times. 

1 

T 

11 

r4 

21  >- 

pD 

30 

or 

2 

DIK 

12 

n^ 

99 

D'? 

31 

3 

'ilk 

13 

|5 

23 

T     ■■ 

32 

Hip- 

4 

14 

T      T 

24 

oro 

33 

c*7p 

5 

T     ■/ 

15 

V^ 

25 

H^^P 

34 

c'><n 

6 

niiK 

1(> 

^n 

26 

t:^$ii 

35 

nj;?::^' 

7 

tr\H 

17 

'n 

27 

-i5'l^ 

36 

aiy 

8 

°'^*'^*'? 

IS 

DID 

28 

ri^ 

37 

n'ld 

9 
0 

19 
20 

1^ 

29 

n^ 

38 

T  T 

LIST  VIII. 

Konns   occiirring  300— 500   times. 

39  fllN*         46        ^"il^  53             DJ        CO    fJ^C^D 

40  '^HN*         47            ^tl  54           *^5        Gl        ^*^5^ 

41  nSj^         48           D1  55         riDD        G2       3^^D 


42  ni*3iK  49  nnr  56     on'?  63  n'r^i;^ 

T      T       :    -  T   T                                                                   ■.•■.•  T      ^ 

43  ■  nc'K  50  cnn  57     n^rp  g4  d'?^* 

44  n^n?  51  nc'pn  58  n.^n'pp  65  yj[; 

45  'nn  52  2in  59    DiptD  66  nib*r 

~                                                                                                  It  t   t   *^ 


IIebreav  Kouns. 


17 


67 

ontrj^ 

70 

ni 

73 

ntr 

76 

nj;^' 

68 

n;? 

71 

flM 

74 

T          : 

77 

■/    T 

G9y 

n^ 

72 

nit* 

;■  T 

LIST 

75 
iX. 

•    -     T 

x< 

>niis  1 

occurring 

2O0- 

-300  times. 

78 

m 

88 

T     T 

93 

iKp 

108 

"ij;?^ 

79 

T    T  -: 

89 

'^nj) 

99 

"li^lt: 

109 

iW 

80 

'?'N' 

90 

V^l 

100 

n^ng 

110 

iN'i" 

81/. 

'^N' 

91 

T      - 

101 

Hl),!: 

111 

31p 

82 

T     - 

92 

"^'n 

102 

^^ 

112 

■^J-l. 

83 

^N* 

93 

"^?n 

103 

T   :    • 

113 

r"! 

84 

jnK 

94 

TDD 

T 

104 

ntri*? 

114 

yen 

T        T 

85 

1J5 

95 

t]2 

105  nnBc^?2 

T    T     : 

115 

Dl'?^* 

86 

y^ 

96 

Da*? 

T    ■■ 

106 

DN4 

116 

n:riy 

87 

nn:^ 

97 

T  :  - 

LIST 

107 
X. 

T   -:~ 

117 

i^'onns  occurring 

lOO— 200  times. 

118 

niN* 

127 

rar 

136 

■      T 

145 

t^35 

119 

T 

128 

iPI 

137 

Ph 

146 

niD 

120 

TIN' 

129 

r7t:in 

T 

138 

nprt 

147 

T    T 

121 

"N^ 

130 

pn 

139 

nn» 

148 

N*P? 

122  D^^nN* 

131 

C2n 

T     T 

140 

r^ 

149 

D^5 

123 

ni33 

r]2 

T    :     T 

141 

i''^: 

150 

P^^ 

124 

|t   t 

133 

r    •• 

142 

^1 

151 

t^*n|p 

125 

n13^ 

134 

D*c:*:?n 

143 

T     T 

152 

r)i!D 

126 

nn 

135 

'VD 

144 

nn^ 

153  n 

DN'?^ 

Hebrew  Nouns  According  to 


i54n5'?Dp 

165 

^5P 

176 

p1^ 

187 

t03*^ 

155 

n£)DO 

T    : 

166  nniDi; 

177 

npiv 

188 

T     - 

156 

^r.^ 

167 

ni:; 

178 

\m 

189 

X*''W 

157 

168 

i)^^_ 

179 

^v 

190 

T     T 

158 

rrNno 

169 

T  't 

180 

t:n-ip 

191 

iw 

159 

i?^P 

170 

DV;^ 

181 

pt:^Ni 

192 

T         : 

160  x:      D;14 

171 

^^-5; 

182 

an 

193 

vr2p 

161 

^n^ 

172 

DJTD 

183 

anh 

194 

'^ 

162 

r^n^ 

173 

T 

184 

:i?1 

195 

^V^ 

163 

•      T 

174 

n? 

185 

^r. 

196  ; 

iDj;in 

164 

DID 

175 

LIST 

186 
XI. 

T     T 

197 

•      T 

Xonns 

occurring;  50— 1 

100  times 

198 

P'^^ 

212 

nii3X 

226 

\n 

240 

jtorr 

199 

m 

213 

^VN 

227 

T         : 

241 

T  T 

200 

m 

214 

n^ 

228 

ni;a:j 

242 

ynr 

201 

-ivix 

215 

nnx 

229 

"^5;i. 

243 

'75ri 

202 

r\)i^ 

216 

'"^i^ 

230 

T 

244 

iin 

T 

203 

^T^T^f 

217 

nnN 

231 

^j,  m 

245 

T   T 

204 

rinnN* 

218 

T}^ 

232 

T    T 

246 

R^ 

205  nnn^i 

219 

nu*>? 

233 

|5^ 

247 

nan 

T 

206 

n'i'?Nt^ 

220 

ni!i 

234 

^5 

248 

^^rr 

207 

t]i^j<' 

221 

1^5 

235 

^31! 

249 

Di^n 

208 

nip'pN* 

222 

no3 

T    T 

236 

trai 

250 

P'7n 

209 

nt:N* 

223 

^^3 

237 

n^^ 

251 

nTt:n 

210 

r\;)iik 

224 

"^,05 

238 

nj^'i 

252 

Don 

T     T 

211 

1*2^^ 

225 

non? 

239 

T 

253 

It? 

FUEQUENCY  OF  OCCURRENCE. 


19 


254 
255 

nii-in 

T  :  V 

280 
2S1 

306 
307 

332 
333 

256 

r]^*n 

282 

T 

308 

T  •• 

334 

T 

257 

T 

283 

T   - 

309 

T  T 

335 

y^:^ 

258 

284 

—          •         T 

310 

n1^; 

336 

'?ixt?^' 

259 

1'i<] 

285nn!:t:*p 

311 

T  T 

337  , 

nn^t?^' 

260 

T 

286 

"^pc^*:? 

312 

^5P 

338 

'^^'^^ 

261 

n^.^. 

287 

Wi 

313 

°^^r? 

339 

^'^^^ 

262 

^^^ 

288 

"1"!J 

314 

D"Tp 

340 

T 

263 
264 
265 
266 

289 
290 
291 
292 

315 
316 
317 
318 

''OR 

nnb|f" 

341 
342 
343 
344 

jn'pte' 

267 

^^^ 

293 

nS'D 

319 

n:p 

345 

-  T  T  : 

268 
269 
270 

'J? 

T  * 

294 
295 

296  ■■ 

320 
321 
322 

rrvp 

*^^vp 

346 
347 

348 

271 
272 

T 

297 

298 

323 
324 

Dinp 

349 
350 

T  •  : 

273 
274 
275 

299 
300 
301 

;  325 

326 
327 

DP 
ri^'p 

351  D^pn 
352nnN*5n 
353  n>Nt5n 

276n3^'no 
277  no>? 

302 
303 

328 
329 

phn 

354 
355' 

T 

278 
279 

304 
305 

330 

331 

:3n 

355^ 

'  n:i;tf*n 

20 


Hebrew  Kouns  Accouding  to 


LIST 

XII. 

Xouns 

ocourriii 

IS  25- 

-50  times. 

356 

yi^ 

381 

^D!J 

406 

]'^V 

431 

^5; 

357 

382 

"'r:^^? 

407 

p^n 

432 

Vr 

'  358 

^'^ 

383 

T   T 

408 

h^ 

433 

'359 

384 

n^'^? 

409 

p^rr 

434 

ny 

360 

m 

385 

r|^3 

410 

•^R'?n 

435 

••T 

361 

T 

386  /s  n^:i 

411 

nt?n 

436 

n?7 

362 

'N* 

387 

-          T 

412 

n'^JD 

437 

ii^l 

363 

T 

388 

JIJ 

413 

T    ' 

438 

364 

':'3i^ 

389 

nn*! 

414 

T 

439 

"     T 

365 

m 

390 

T 

415 

r^fi' 

440 

D:313 

T 

366 

T    :     • 

391 

"^^ 

416; 

441 

DID 

367 

D|D!< 

392a 

n'^iiva 

417 

T     :    T 

442 

T     T 

368 

y^^^ 

393 

}y 

418 

linn 

443 

l^'^D 

369 

1     T  r     •    - 

394 

om 

419 

D'lrr 

444 

n^3 

370 

fl!:-;^ 

395 

T      T 

420 

T    T 

445 

ni^^5 

'371 

^^^ 

396 

n 

421 

rat: 

T     - 

446 

n^^D 

•  372 

397 

^^ 

422 

n};yo 

447 

ni^i) 

'    373 

"^m 

398 

ni!DT 

423 

nio 

448 

T53 

374 

pnK 

399 

nin 

424 

'?P 

449 

miD3 

375 

^N*5 

400 

P'^ 

425 

rrN*t:D 

T    :     ■■ 

450 

n^n:) 

•  376 

13 

401 

ri'? 

420 

Dry 

451 

DN^ 

•  377 

402 

n^tDr 

427 

'1^ 

452 

t^^n'? 

378 

niHD 

403 

^in 

428 

'?3V 

453 

I?^ 

•379 

rr'^i 

404 

prn 

429 

T 

454 

rfi'7 

380 

rtT^ 

405 

NPD 

43:) 

^y^i 

455 

T       !          ' 

FiiEQi; 

rENCY  OF 

OCC  UK  HENCE. 

21 

456  npiNo 

483 

"^^'^P 

510    ' 

•    :   T 

537 

^ir 

457 

"y^m 

484 

D^j;? 

511  Dn*i;r; 

538 

Ts^^ 

458 

T 

485 

"7^-^ 

512 

nvA 

539 

^V 

459 

T   :    • 

486 

n?^^ 

513 

9^ 

540 

^vx 

460 

T  ••     - 

487 

^'f;?^ 

514 

^m 

541 

n'tj^i? 

461 

^)^ 

488 

ny;2 

515 

n;; 

542 

jintr^ 

462 

n^i!:  ■ 

489 

^^i^^ 

516 

^0: 

543 

^v 

463 

T 

490 

T     •■     " 

517 

n^p 

544 

ninj; 

464 

t^*p1^ 

491 

T 

518 

n^D 

545 

ns 

465 

T 

492 

^2 

519 

^D 

546 

nn? 

466 

PI'? 

493  < 

T   T     :  ■.' 

520 

547 

T     '.* 

4Qir\0nr2 

494 

T     :    ■ 

521 

nno 

548 

^t^^ 

468 

mm 

T  t:  T 

495 

T    : 

522 

^:i^ 

549 

469 

T 

496 

T        T 

523 

nnay 

550 

n:i£3 

T     • 

470 

T     T 

497 

n;jp*p 

524 

^^ir 

551 

'9'^? 

471 

T'^ 

498 

r\m't2 

525 

n^^J^: 

552 

np9 

472 

T 

499 

•  ~    :     T 

526 

n>* 

553 

"^t^ 

473 

•■     T 

500 

"75: 

527 

n7;? 

554 

n^p? 

474 

N'?a 

501 

T   "  : 

528 

^^1 

555 

T    T 

475 

T 

502 

•  T 

529 

Th^t 

556 

T 

476 

ri"?? 

503 

T     T  : 

530 

^:ii? 

557 

n? 

477 

T    :    ~ 

504 

T    • 

531 

nnrj; 

558 

Dixn? 

478 

T             1 

505 

'   T 

532 

^i^ 

559 

'5V 

479 

T     T 

506 

VT 

533 

n/?r 

560 

-k 

480 

T    ••     - 

507 

1^- 

534 

^^i 

561 

nj^iV 

481 

T         : 

508 

T    T 

535 

^^^ 

562 

D1^ 

482 

tly? 

509 

Ii5i 

536 

D^vr 

563 

^v: 

22 


Hebrew  Nouns  According  to 


564 

y'pV 

579 

T       • 

594 

yW 

609 

T           : 

565 

nl5V 

580 

y^'^ 

595 

T 

610 

T          : 

566 

n;;nv 

581 

nt?' 

596 

Obt^ 

611 

b^r) 

567 

n?ip 

582 

T    : 

597; 

2r^Y^' 

612 

Dinn 

568 

m 

583 

W 

598 ; 

iji;iDir' 

613 

nnin 

T 

569 

^^^^P 

584 

tiy\:^ 

599 

'iv^^ 

614 

m'pin 

570 

^W 

585 

P'^ 

600 

n^:iD^ 

615 

nj^'pin 

571 

m 

586 

•     T 

601 

•    T 

616 

T   •     : 

572 

nnp 

587 

T    : 

602 

Pp^' 

617 

trin^n 

573 

^^\? 

588; 

ii;iDt?^' 

603 

tr'itr 

618 

n'?5n 

574  j 

n^^n-) 

589 

nu?^' 

604 

^^ 

619 

on 

575 

orii 

590 

^^^ 

605 

^tffli; 

620 

T         : 

576 

O'W) 

591 

^3^' 

606 

JijJ^ri 

621 

nipn 

577 

tT'lD"! 

592 

ntr 

607 

nis*n 

T    ** 

622 

ni;nn 

578 

J1OT 

593 

LIST 

608 
XIII. 

T     •• 

1 

623 

nj[;Vi'i 

Xouns 

occurring  lO— 

5J5  times 

. 

624 

T 

634 

^'^IN* 

644 

T 

654 

'''^^ 

625 

T3X 

635 

n'^^.N* 

645 

M"?'f< 

655 

ri9J< 

626 

T  ~: 

636 

PN* 

em 

IN- 

656nnnpN 

627 

"^^^ 

637 

niN 

647 

■  T  r    *" 

657 

T  T  -; 

628 

t3WN* 

638 

DirN 

648 

T     :    T 

658 

T  •   t: 

629 

639 

nirjst 

649 

P5< 

659 

•      T 

630 

i^^?^ 

640 

650 

T     T 

660 

T     • 

631 

ni^.N* 

641 

'5< 

651 

^b^ 

661 

p^5J:? 

632 

DIN 

642 

-i\s* 

652 

fl'^N 

662 

bi2i< 

633 

nN 

643 

b^H 

653 

il':'N 

663 

n'^SN 

rr.EQUENCY  OF  OCCURRENCE. 


2a 


664 

■^^J^ 

691 

n5 

718 

mi 

T     T 

745 

^PM 

665 

n?nx 

692  D^'p'in? 

719 

':';.i 

746 

B 

666 

n^nN 

693 

720 

in 

747 

nr 

667 

T^ 

694 

T     •.  : 

721 

]n 

748 

■•     T 

668 

'^b^kSt 

695 

:^y 

722 

nrt:i 

749 

ngrr 

669 

npiTNt 

696 

HDi 

723 

>i 

750 

nin 

670 

'^T^nN 

697 

T          : 

724 

Dili 

T 

751 

'?)n 

671 

698 

725  x^ 

N^'1 

752 

nirr 

672 

T  T 

699 

n} 

726 

T 

753 

Dnirr 

T 

673 

PI? 

700 

^"t^ 

727 

nirr 

754 

nrrr 

674 

m 

701 

728 

T    "• 

755 

nrrr 

675 

nnn? 

702 

•■  T 

729 

rn 

756 

T    • 

676 

m 

703 

730 

T     ;    T 

757 

T      - 

677 

704 

T  •  : 

731 

n'ln 

758 

T 

678 

^'H? 

705 

732 

nnn 

T     T 

759 

'7'rr 

679 

T        ' 

706 

rhm 

733 

T      T 

700 

pi'Tr 

680 

niD? 

707 

■^^j 

734 

T 

761 

in 

681 

rT-}i^5 

708 

^^'7^ 

735 

nr 

762 

682 

nn'v'5 

709 

rb':h:i 

736 

fiir 

763 

T         "      T 

683 

yi'5 

710 

ri^^ 

737 

764 

'      T. 

684 

•^I?P5 

711 

"7)^2? 

738 

11 

765 

685 

nn 

712 

T  " 

739 

■i?.!: 

766 

■  "   T    ~: 

686 

t:n-)5 

713 

T   T  : 

740 

n"i?f 

767 

Dh 

687 

714 

D-1 

741 

3jr 

T  7 

768 

T    :    V 

688 

T    "   : 

715 

T 

742 

D^^l^^ 

769 

nion 

T 

689 

1         T    T 

716 

y:ii 

743 

ni^r 

770 

r?'? 

690 

D?^5 

717 

T 

744 

Dji^r 

771 

]W 

24 


IIebuew  Kouns  According  to 


772 

n^n 

799 

■  t: 

826 

T    : 

853 

npT!2 

773 

•■     T 

800 

T     ;  • 

827 

nin3 

854 

T 

774 

r5o 

801 

m^ 

828 

■      T 

855 

T 

775 

:    T 

802 

V. 

829 

T          ; 

856 

T 

776 

■      T 

803 

ni' 

830 

nj:i'7 

857 

ynr2 

777 

"^pn 

804 

T     *•  : 

831 

:in^ 

858 

it2n^ 

T    :     ~ 

778 

•■   T 

805 

P't:^^^; 

832 

T       T      '.' 

859 

npn,? 

779 

Dnn 

806 

^^ 

833 

V? 

860 

niDfir^ 

780 

n^o 

807 

834 

yn'i 

861 

n'Vn? 

781 

t^"}n 

808 

\'^n' 

835 

nN^^ 

862 

782 

i^^n 

809 

niO' 

836 

Vb"? 

863 

nr\n'2 

T      ' 

783 

WO 

810 

^?i? 

837 

T 

864 

not: 

T 

784 

rap 

811 

^^55 

838 

D'MO 

865 

T    T      ~ 

785  , 

T   t:    T 

812 

"7? 

839 

'7)2*2 

866 

ilc:'r!D 

786 

D^P 

813 

T    •     ; 

840 

nra^D 

T     :     • 

867  D^t^*^!: 

•     T 

787 

r]-)p 

814 

^T^D 

841 

T     : 

868 

aiN5? 

788  npnp 

815 

^33 

T      * 

842 

869 

n^? 

789 

'^in; 

816 

K'?3 

843 

T  *    : 

870 

n:ii:)!: 

T 

790 

T      T  ~ 

817 

T     T 

844 

19 

871 

np?p 

791 

p^: 

818 

•       T 

845 

fll^ 

872 

'^icop 

792 

j^'^' 

819 

"'PD 

846 

T            : 

873 

D\\*'7!D 

793 

'^yy. 

820 

0^5 

847 

inr) 

874 

T           : 

794 

821 

n5b 

848 

T     "       C 

875 

n3t:t: 

T    : 

795 

*  T 

822nlniD3 

849 

876; 

T  T      ;    '.* 

796 

'    T  : 

823 

^5 

850 

rTi*7i^ 

877 

i? 

797 

niD^ 

824 

^^-^15 

851 

D1!: 

878 

T    T 

798 

^! 

825 

^j^5 

852nnDn 

T 

879 

nn)iD 

T           ; 

Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


25 


880 

D9 

907 

rf^np 

934 

"^m 

961 

"ly. 

881 

ni;iD? 

908 

n^np 

935 

y^^ 

962 

D^^'i^ 

882 

yp? 

909 

N*51? 

936 

n?p^ 

963 

n^:; 

883 

n5P? 

910 

riKb^D 

937 

DP^ 

964 

n^y:^. 

884 

T    : 

911 

T    : 

938 

1^'^ 

965 

n^^^i? 

885 

'm 

912 

T 

939 

T    T    : 

966 

"T?;? 

886 

Hif^ 

913  nait:*!: 

T             : 

940 

^^'-5 

967 

r\v:i 

887 

r^'?Mo 

914 

T     : 

941 

p^^ 

968 

ppi^ 

888 

:iyo 

915, 

n^n::*^ 

942 

nn;j 

969 

npi^ 

889 

HDnjl^O 

916 

T     : 

943  nyn^ 

T      •    : 

970 

^^i^ 

890 

T      - 

917  j 

'^^:^^^ 

944 

pri;! 

971 

':'5J^ 

891 

T    : 

918 

pin? 

945 

m 

972d^5j;5j; 

892 

T           : 

919 

D^np 

946 

11D 

973 

T      T 

893 

nv? 

920 

ni*i? 

947 

HijID 

974 

'^VI;* 

894D^n'?VP 

921 

T    T 

948 

Sd 

975 

3pir 

895 

n9r>*P 

922 

T   T  : 

949 

T    : 

976 

3pi^ 

896 

nip? 

923 

V). 

950 

D^t?p 

977 

y.K 

897 

"^l^.^ 

924 

nji 

951 

nn;;p 

978 

tj'i^j; 

898 

^'?PP 

925 

T       • 

952 

n^5p 

979 

n-i;; 

899 

n^pP 

926 

•    T 

953 

HP 

980 

^■ii' 

900 

J^i^pO 

927 

Pi^ 

954 

i^*::!!^ 

981 

Di-);; 

901 

nc^p? 

928 

7^ 

955 

ni^ 

982 

mi^ 

902 

'  iD 

929 

T             : 

956 

''.^;? 

983 

r*^i? 

903 

T     :    - 

930 

nin^^ 

957 

^'pv 

984 

904 

P^^^ 

931 

T    •■ 

958 

ri^ 

985 

n!?1i? 

905 

nP 

932 

0^. 

959 

71^ 

986 

"^511^ 

906 

HDnp 

933 

D^r^ 

960  n")Di^ 

987 

nitr;^ 

26 


Hebrew  Nouns  According  to 


988 

yt^i; 

1015 

•^v 

1042 

■^P 

1069    Di^n 

989 

m 

1016 

TV 

1043 

i^'ip 

1070  n^j;n 

990 

p^'i^ 

1017 

T       •• 

1044 

nop 

1071     p^n 

991 

^n^'J? 

1018 

T    • 

1045 

nop 

1072     \^^'-) 

992 

nnj; 

1019 

rv 

1046^ 

IP 

1073  D^^^5n 

•    T    : 

993 

^^? 

1020 

n^V 

1047 

W 

1074  ;;^pn 

994 

^6^ 

1021 

d'7V 

1048 

DDp 

1075  nppS 

995 

t^.$. 

1022  , 

•.■  T    :    - 

1049  ; 

vy.\} 

1076  rrj;c^'n 

996 

*      T 

1023 

T     T 

1050 

Pifp 

1077  n:j*n 

997 

T      '    : 

1024 

i'?V 

1051 

21R 

1078  nKtr 

998 

npB 

1025 

(IDV 

1052  nmp 

T     :  1  T 

1079  nnnt:^ 

T  T   : 

999 

D''?'D? 

1026 

^'?V 

1053 

Dip 

1080   j;5tj^ 

1000 

'^'OB 

1027 

T     • 

1054 

c>p_ 

1081    nb^ 

~    T 

1001 

n^rs 

1028 

nj/V 

1055 

nrp 

1082  pintf^ 

1002 

DnipQ 

1029 

n^j;V 

105G 

C'NI 

1083      poti^ 

1003 

^^P? 

1030 

?^pJiV 

1057 

T   T     : 

1084   HD^ti^ 

T 

lOOi 

N15 

losii/nnDV 

1058  3 

"  yn 

1085    n^c; 

1005 

"1"^.$ 

1032 

nnv 

1059 

nm^i 

1086    n^^JC^ 

T 

1006 

n"}9 

1033  nniDp 

1060 

pn 

1087     S^jy 

1007 

T        I     "" 

1034 

n?lp 

1061 

P^"' 

1088    iDt:^ 

T     T 

1008 

n^'5 

1035 

»:ioip 

10G2 

Dpn 

1089  nt^"?'^ 

T    :     ~ 

1009 

n5 

1036 

^P"1P 

1063 

V 

1090  ntot^ 

—     ••    -J- 

1010 

mng 

1037 

V 

1064 

^;^^ 

1091  ^^e:b^ 

T   :    • 

1011 

^n? 

1038 

TV 

1065 

HDI 

1092  nsnt:? 

T   ■•   : 

1012 

'^^nt) 

1039 

^rp 

1066 

T    •     : 

1093    ptrtj^ 

1013D\\*S*XV 

1040 

iT 

1067 

'^^1. 

1094     pK^' 

1014 

^rii; 

1041 

n^'ii 

1068 

J/^ 

1095  n'?m 

Fi:equency  of  Occurrence. 


27 


1096    ]^m 

1114 

nn::* 

1132 

1  Ir^^ 

1150 

(innn 

1097     IXC^' 

1115 

ntDt:* 

1133 

nnn:r' 

1151 

'nnn 

1098  }r\y^ 

1116 

T 

1134 

T 

1152 

])yn 

1099  n^5tr' 

1117 

^)yc 

1135 

nN*n 

1153 

1?'^ 

1100  n'iyc* 

1118 

nyc 

1136 

|50 

1154 

on 

T 

1101  ]'iny^^ 

1119 

\^^ 

1137 

n^^nn 

1155 

'?io;i 

1102  n:ii::^' 

T  T    : 

1120 

T      " 

1138 

inn 

1156 

T      T 

1103     ic:^' 

1121 

^^ 

ii39ni:DDnn 

1157 

T            [• 

1104    DHtr' 

1122 

n'??^" 

1140 

nmin 

1158 

ni:in 

1105    ^y^ 

1123 

1141 

T 

1159 

T-pr) 

1106  nN*ic* 

T 

1124 

T      - 

1142 

nin 

1160 

n'?:;n 

T    T    : 

1107    orcf 

1125 

•      T 

1143 

T 

1161 

n;^n 

1108    ':5i^' 

1126 

m 

1144 

T     • 

1162 

.^h 

iio9yn3;i^' 

1127 

};yc* 

1145 

n*i:rn 

1163 

•    T    : 

1110  nntr 

1128 

T    " 

1146 

T    ■      : 

1164 

y^^n 

nil   pnc^' 

1129 

1147  y^mn 

1165 

y^^^n 

1112  pre* 

1130 

T      T 

1148 

cnr) 

1113  nntr' 

1131 

n'^id 

1149 

nnn 

///.    Prepositions,  Adverbs,  Conjunctions,  and 
Numerals. 


LIST    XIV. 

Prepositions,    and 

Prepositional    Phrases 

1, 

1.    Denoting  Place. 

1 

'^N* 

9    n,?j;'7 

16 

n>:5 

23 

nnr\ 

2 

^7 

lO('?i!D)'?'l,^ 

IT 

ni^3 

2-1 

T 

3 

n;; 

11  riNnp'p 

18 

^3i! 

25 

(n^3) 

4 

'^.5'? 

12       9>\\* 

19 

^5r? 

26 

pn 

5 

n'i:5'7 

13                5 

20 

nriN* 

27 

^in3 

6 

^^ 

i4(-nj<)nN* 

21 

nnx 

28 

^"^p3 

™ip 

1^      r3 

22 

"^y 

29 

'J9 

0 

n?j 

2.    Denoting  Time. 

1 

3 

4                    'P 

7 

ni:? 

10 

T      '* 

2 

f5 

5        nj; 

8 

"iriN* 

11 

n'l;^? 

3 

^N 

6      ^:)5S 

9 

r? 

12 

DTOD 

3.    Denoting  Cau)<c,  End,  Inst7~umcntnUtu. 

1   nDj^3     6       nj;?    10         ^jipp    14  n5 

3  ':'"'7^3     8  ^pT'^ii    12    nD'i-'^j;    lo  -1:3 

4  "f;;!     9    "nsii^    13    n^T"^:;    17  -i:-'?^^ 


Prepositions,  Adverbs,  Conjunctions,  etc.      29 

4.    Denoting  Connection,  Relation,  Privation. 

1  Dj;  7  5  13         kS5  18   n^^2 

2  riK  8  ni!5  n         ^'p^  19  fp  Y^n 

3  ^tfp  9  Dip!?  15        ^n'??  20  IP  ns'p 

4  n.5  10  nrrn  i6       d$n*5  21    i?'?? 

5  np  11  nnnp  iTn^ir,^n'?ir  22'7;;n5'7 

6  nop    12      pN*5 

LIST    XV. 

Adverl>s    and    Adverbial  Phrases. 

1.    Denoting  Place. 

1  nw*,  pN*  or  r.sr  nx\*,  10  r]*2ip,    n,tD*,   r7!}:i:i, 
f\s*p,  fiXp  n^by 

2  rt5,  rii3\s*,  ri£)p,  -ij;  n  '7^,  S>:pp,  n'^jfp^p, 
ria  ^;^p,  n'^i^p 

3  rlD,  n:D^K  and  ny^^,  12  nnn,   nnnp,  n'L)p, 
ri^-n;^.,  rt:)i  liD  ncop'?,  nop'pp 

4  n^  HDnnp' np*)  n?p,  i:^>  nop,  nin^np,  ddp, 
npj^,  mp  \s*'  nnpp 

5  ohr}-  n^n.  mn  n^_,  14  iT^p/np^^iD,  ntp^^iD'?, 
n^n  nib)     '  n,^^:£)p' 

fi  D^',  Dc'rp',  n,^^'  15  n^"?,!.    y^n   nvin, 

7  12']^,   DOS^/^D^m  phj,  j^in'?^   pnp, 
iy),  ijp,  Dip,  (liy^  pnnp 

8  ^)m,  nrrNN  nm^p,  '  le  d^'  n^'5<,  D*^p  n^\*. 
n^n'HNV  ni-'^ppip  rr;b  ni^iV^,  n;p^'  y^H, 

9  pp^  ':'N*Dt?^  n?^;^?'^?^'^^"':''^!? 


30  Prepositions,  adverbs, 

3.    Denoting  Time. 
(Many  Adverbs  denoting'  place  are  used  to  denote  time.) 

np-n;;  Dtr'^pV  d'^js'?'  ^??' 

3  nitron,  n:ii^*Nn!i  9  -ito,"  nnn/t^!:,  npb, 

T  •  T  •    T  T      T  •   t:    T      •  )v 

n™'?oMpnn^   n  d^nmi^  d^nmiod, 

6  Tpn,"  ni'?',  D'7i;r'7,      12  nnnp,  nn?,  '?p 
nv^,  mt?^  DVP:        13  nrrNp,    ^r^    ;^n£), 
nv^^  DN*n9,  DN*n?  ^^hg'?, 

~    :  ~  T 

3.    Deluding  Quantity. 

2  n^  n:nn,  n?^,  d'i'?      n^D"?,  nv^l 

4  nnv,  nn^  nn^-'^;r        s  id"?,  ni:i,  nnn'? 

(The  Numeral  Adverbs  are  omitted  here.) 
4.    Denoting  Quality,  Condition  and  Causality. 

2  p....p,p.V..n:?\sp,      ni^ 


Conjunctions,  and  Numerals.  31 

T        ••  I        ••  T    T        ••  T    T  T    T  T  ^- 

5.    Denoting  Afflrmation  or  Negation. 

1  |DK,  n^Ok^,  D^9N*'  '?'  4  \st,  ^^'?,  '^jst,  '^s,  ^^5 
N15N*,  v^^kx/oxo/.-D^  5  nn'p,  D5J^,  D'^ik^e,  p'; 

3    K^,  '^X,  f\S*,  D^kSt,  "75, 

LIST    XVI. 

Conjunctions. 

1.    Of  Time. 

2  rxp,  rN*-(P  6  nL:*>^^  ^HN,  nnx,  nqN 

2.    Of  Wish  and  Condition. 

1  DN*,  ^5,  I'?  3   ti'^K 

2  N'71'?  or  ^^l'?,  DN-^D  4    ^^^^J 

3.    0/  Cause,  End,  and  Effect. 

2  nc;*^-'?;;',  ^^■'7>^  n?^^^^^      nt:*N*  npj;,  ^d  Dpj;, 
n-L^'K  nnn,  ^5  nnn,  3  n:^;>t^  j^r?'?,  jj;?'? 


82      Prepositions,  Adverbs,  Conjunctions,  etc. 

4.    Of  Contrast  and  Correspondence. 

1  IN* ,  15<. .  •  -IK ,  DNv . .  -DN         3    nt;*N*5 ,  y^^. 

2     ^5  (after  a  negative),  ^3  D^  4        ^J    ^K  ,    f]K 

DK ,  '?j; ,  DK  ^?  ,  ^5  D$\* 


1      im 

■  j~    : 

4  nr3")N* 

^    T     :   - 

6    rr^*tr' 
10  nnt:^!; 


11 


LIST    XVII 

IVnmerals. 


12  ^ 

^  T      T        ■■    : 

13  ^y  ni^hc^ 


^«a|  niKp  ^'^b^ 

Ho<:l|  niNp  >*5^N* 


19  D^D'^N* 

21  D^£)'?j< 'n;^3nK 

•    T   -:  J-     :  - 

O    ^  T  T     : 


QO 


9'T 


24  niN*5i  tr?:?^ 

25  niNDn  >*5nN 

26  niN^n-^^cr" 


/.    Hebrew  Verbs  According  to  Frequency  of 
Occurrence. 


Verbs 


1  Eat,  devour 

2  Say 

3  Go  in,  come 

4  Speak 

5  Be 

6  Go,  walk 

7  Know 

8  Bring  forth 

9  Go  out 


LIST    I. 

occurring    500— 5000    times. 

19  Command 


10  Sit,  dwell 

11  Take 

12  Die 

13  Lift  up,  bear 

14  Give 

15  Pass  over 

16  Go  up 

17  Stand 

18  Do,  make 


20  Rise,  stand 

21  Call,  meet 

22  See 

23  Set,  place 

24  Turn 

25  Send 

26  Hear,  give  ear  to 


LIST    II. 

Verbs    occurring    200—300    times. 


27  Love 

28  Gather 

29  Build 

30  Seek 

31  Bless 

32  Remember 

33  Be  strong 

34  Sin 

35  Live 

36  Be  able 

37  Add 

38  Be  afraid 

39  Go  down 


40  Possess 

41  Deliver 

42  Prepare 

43  Complete 

44  Cut 

45  Write 

46  Be  full 

47  Be  king,  reign 

48  Find 

49  Make  known 

50  Stretch  out 

51  Smite 

52  Fall 


53  Snatch,  deliver 

54  Turn  aside 

55  Serve 

56  Answer 

57  Visit,    number. 

appoint 

58  Multiply,  be  nu- 

merous 

59  Be  high 

60  Lie  down 

61  Keepi  watch 

62  Judge 

63  Drink 


34 


Hebrew  Verbs  According  to 


LIST    Ml. 

Verbs 

occurring    100— SOO   times. 

64  Perish 

84  Be  left,  remain 

104  Pursue 

65  Be  firm 

85  Be  heavy 

105  Run 

66  Be  ashamed 

86  Cover,  conceal 

106  Feed 

67  Trust 

87  Cover,  atone 

107  Be  glad 

68  Perceive 

88  Put  on,  clothe 

108  Hate 

69  Weep 

89  Fight 

109  Burn 

70  Redeem 

90  Take,  capture 

110  Ask 

71  Be  great,  grow 

91  Prophesy 

111  Remain 

72  Sojourn 

92  Smite,  touch 

112  Swear 

73  Reveal,  uncovei 

•  93  Approach 

113  Break  in  pieces 

74  Tread,  seek 

94  Depart 

114  Do  obeisance 

75  Praise 

95  Turn,  surround  115  Corrupt,  destroy 

76  Kill 

96  Write,  number 

116  Dwell,  inhabit 

77  Sacrifice 

97  Abandon 

117  Forget 

78  Pollute,  begin 

98  Turn  about 

118  Cast,  throw 

79  Encamp 

99  Gather  together  119  Be  whole 

80  Impute,  think 

100  Bury 

120  Pour  out 

81  Be  unclean 

101  Be  holy 

121  Minister  unto. 

82  Thank 

102  Burn  incense 

serve 

83  Be  good 

103  Draw  near 
LIST    IV. 

Verbs 

occurring:   50— lOO   times. 

122  Be  willing 

134  Sojourn 

143  Be  gracious 

123  Seize 

135  Commit  forni- 

144 Delight 

124  Bind 

cation 

145  Be  angry 

125  Curse 

136  Cry  out 

146  Plow,  engrave 

126  Choose 

137  Sow 

147  Be   dismayed, 

127  Swallow 

138  Cease 

terrified 

128  Consume 

139  Be  in  pain,  be 

148  Be  clean 

129  Cleave,  split 

afraid,  trem- 

149 Be  dry 

130  Create 

ble 

150  Reprove 

131  Flee 

140  See,  gaze  at 

151  Give  counsel 

132  Cleave,  cling 

141  Be  sick 

152  Pour  out 

133  Turn,  overturn 

142  Divide 

153  Form 

Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


35 


154  Cast,  instruct 

177  Shut 

198  Wash 

155  Wash 

178  Conceal 

199  Be  far  off 

156  Be  provoked 

179  Awake 

200  Strive,  contend 

157  Stumble 

180  Assist 

201  Ride 

158  Lodge 

181  Be  afflicted 

202  Sing,  cry  aloud 

159  Learn 

182  Arrange,  set  in 

i  203  Be  evil 

160  Reject 

order 

204  Heal 

161  Measure 

183  Redeem 

205  Be  pleased 

162  Hasten 

184  Scatter 

206  Suffice 

163  Sell 

185  Separate,  be 

207  Act  wisely, 

164  Escape 

wonderful 

prosper 

165  Anoint 

186  Pray 

208  Cease,  rest 

166  Rule 

187  Do,  make 

209  Destroy 

167  Look,  regard 

188  Separate 

210  Slaughter,  kill 

168  Drive  out,  ban- 

189 Spread  out 

211  Sing 

ish 

190  Succeed,  pros- 

212 Put,  place 

169  Rest 

per 

213  Rise  early 

170  Inherit 

191  Cry  out 

214  Destroy 

171  Plant 

102  Watch,  cover 

215  Be  astonished, 

172  Know,  be  igno- 

■ 193  Distress 

desolate 

rant 

194  Be   light,   de- 

216 Drink 

173  Set,  place 

spised 

217  Be  complete 

174  Be  preeminent 

195  Get,  obtain 

218  Catch,  seize 

175  Keep,  watch 

196  Rend 

219  Strike,  blow   (a 

176  Reach 

197  Have  mercy 
LIST    V. 

trumpet) 

Verbs   occurring   85—30 

times. 

220  Mourn 

229  Act  treacher- 

237 Boil 

221  Long  for 

ously 

238  Be  high,  exalted 

222  Shine 

230  Divide 

239  Tear  away,  plun- 

223 Listen 

231  Be  terrified, 

der 

224  Be  firm 

hasten 

240  Quiver,  exult 

225  Bake 

232  Despise 

241  Deal  well  or  ill 

226  Lie  in  ambush 

233  Plunder 

with 

227  Belong,prolon; 

g234  Try,  prove 

242  Steal 

228  Be  guilty,  suffer  235  Mix,  confound 

243  Drive  out 

for 

236  Cut  off,  fortify 

244  Be  like,  perish 

36 


Hebrew  Verbs  According  to 


245  Be  silent 

276 

246  Meditate 

277 

247  Make  a  noise 

278 

248  Conceive 

279 

249  Break,  tear 

280 

down 

250  Flow 

281 

251  Sing,  chant 

282 

252  Be  old 

283 

253  Scatter,  winnow  284 

254  Sprinkle,  strew 

255  Hide 

285 

256  Join,  associate 

286 

257  Bind,  gird 

287 

258  Gird 

288 

259  Be  wise,  act 

wisely 

289 

260  Dream 

290 

261  Pass  on   (over 

,291 

away),  renew 

,292 

change 

293 

262  Draw  out 

294 

263  Pity,  spare 

295 

264  Trust 

265  Hew,  dig 

296 

266  Search 

297 

267  Be  dried   up. 

298 

be  waste 

299 

268  Tremble 

300 

269  Upbraid,  re- 

proach 

301 

270  Withhold 

271  Seal 

'302 

272  Be  good 

303 

273  Secrete 

304 

274  Tear  off,  tear  in 

I  305 

pieces 

306 

275  Labor,  be  weary  307 

Give  308 

Wait 

Howl,  wail         309 

Suck,  give  suck  310 

Found,   estab-  311 

lish 
Chastise  312 

Stand  313 

Kindle,  burn      314 
Be   straight, 

right  315 

Contain  316 

Hide,  conceal    317 
Be  ashamed 
Be  brought  low,  318 
humble  319 

Bend  the  knee  320 
Scorn  321 

Gather  322 

Refuse  323 

Move,  totter       324 
Circumcise         325 
Wipe  off,  de-    326 
stroy  327 

Divide,  allot  to  328 
Withhold  329 

Act  covertly       330 
Bebel  331 

Drag,  pull,  draw  332 
(out)  333 

Commit  adul- 
tery 334 
Despise  335 
Smite  336 
Wander  337 
Vow 

Lead,  drive        338 
Move,  nod  339 


Shake,  wave, 
sift 

Lead 

Spread  out 

Try,   prove, 
tempt 

Pour  out,  anoint 

Specify,  fix 

Be    pure,    inno- 
cent 

Avenge 

Kiss 

Break  down,  de- 
stroy 

Tear  (away) 

Forgive 

Sustain 

Mourn 

Testify 

Fly 

Restrain 

Mix,  pledge 

Oppress 

Meet,  smite 

Fear,  tremble 

Escape 

Separate 

Be  fruitful 

Sprout,  flourish 

Break  (down, 
up),  spread 

Strip  off 

Transgress 

Be  righteous 

Bind,  press,  be- 
siege 

Sprout 

Conceal 


Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


37 


340  Refine,  try  349 

341  Be  before,  pre-  350 

cede  351 

342  Congregate,  as-  352 

semble  353 

343  Wait,  expect, 

be  collected    354 

344  Be  jealous  355 

345  Be  wroth,  angry  356 

346  Be  short  357 

347  Meet,  happen     358 

348  Be  attentive, 

listen  359 


Be  hard  360 

Bind,  conspire   361 
Lie  down  362 

Stir,  be  agitated  363 
Spy  out,  slan-  364 

der  365 

Shout 

Be  poor  366 

Be  wide,  large  367 
Shake  368 

Be  feeble,  faint, 

cease 
Kill,  murder 

LIST    VI. 


Be  wicked 
Leap,  exult 
Laugh,  be  merrj^ 
Capture 

Rush,  overthrow 
Be  low,  become 

low 
Be  quiet 
Hang 
Wander 


Verbs   occurring   lO— 25   times. 


369 
370 
371 
372 
373 
374 
375 
376 
377 
378 
379 

380 
381 
382 
383 
384 

385 

386 

387 


Hasten  388 

Gird  389 

Tarry  390 
Shut,  close 

Be  dumb  391 

Languish  392 

Sigh  393 

Be  angry  394 

Weave  395 

Betroth  396 
Guide  right,  pro-  397 

nounce  happy  398 

Come  399 

Stink  400 

Despise  401 

Tread  down  402 

Waste    away,  403 

decay  404 
Be  lord 

Be  terrified  405 
Cut  in  pieces,  406 

plunder  407 


Pour  out  408 
Separate,  select  409 
Announce  glad  410 

tidings  411 

Pollute  412 

Prevail  413 

Cut  off  414 

Enclose  415 
Expire 

Shear  416 
Cut  off 

Shave  417 

Roll  418 

Abhor,  cast  419 

Rebuke  420 

Shake  421 
Stir  up 
Diminish,  with- 422 

hold  423 

Thresh  424 

Thrust  down  425 

Judcfc  426 


Crush 

Cease,  destroy 

Be  quenched 

Pulverize 

Pierce 

Become  fat 

Drive  out 

Shine,  teach, 
warn 

Boil,   be    pre- 
sumptuous 

Meditate 

Loathe,  cast  off 

Be  angry,  curse 

Rise 

Bindbyapledge, 
pervert 

Embrace 

Keep  a  feast 

Renew 

Pity 

Hasten 


Hebrew  Yerbs  According  to 


427  Wait 

428  Desire 

429  Be  warm 

430  Defile 

431  Fail,  lack 

432  Cover,  veil 

433  Dig 

434  Be  ashamed 

435  Search 

436  Divide 

437  Divide 

438  Grave,  decree 

439  Sharpen,  deter- 

mine 

440  Be  drj',  burn 

441  Make  bare 

442  Be  silent 

443  Be  dark 

444  Cleave  to,  love 

445  ]\Iarry 

446  Slaughter 

447  Dip 

448  Sink 

449  Besmear 

450  Cast  down 

451  Taste 

452  Be  willing 

453  Bring 

454  Be  dry 

455  Conceive 

456  Enroll 

457  Oppress 

458  Appoint,  meet 

459  Profit 

460  Set 

461  Be  precious 

462  Sleep 

463  Be  quenched 


464  Tread  upon,   496 

subdue     497 

465  Be  dim      498 

466  Be  priest     499 

467  Lie        500 

468  Fail,  deny  501 

469  Shut  up  502 

470  Gather  503 

471  Dig,  buy  504 

472  Beat  505 

473  Be  weary  506 

474  Burn  507 

475  Cleave,  borrow,  508 

lend  509 

476  Crush,  oppress  510 

477  Deride  511 

478  Melt  512 

479  Change  513 

480  Depart  514 

481  Strike  through  515 

482  Rain  516 

483  Melt  517 

484  Be  few  518 

485  Bebel 

486  Polish,  sharpen  519 

487  Be  bitter  520 

488  Liken,  use   a    521 

proverb  522 

489  Fade  523 

490  Bubble  up,  de-  524 

clare  525 

491  Play  526 

492  Gore  527 

493  Flow  out,  de-  528 

liver  up  529 

494  Drive  530 

495  Offer  voluuta-  531 

rily  532 


Lead  (lie  down?) 

Sprinkle 

Flow 

Separate 

Divine 

Drop 

Shake 

Breathe,  blow 

Scatter 

Go  round 

Deceive 

Lend,  borrow 

Bite 

Pour  out 

Pluck  up 

Turn  back 

Incite 

Go  about,  trade 

Hedge  in,  cover 

Benefit,  be  poor 

Baise 

Uphold 

Gather  together, 

destroy 
Stone 
Rebel 
Shut 

Writhe,  pervert 
Pervert 
Be  strong 
Cover 

Cover,  faint 
Trouble 
Exult 
Glean,  vex 
Hide 
Labor 
Be  delicate 


Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


39 


533  Cloud,  practice 

557 

magic 

558 

534  Be   pained, 

559 

grieved 

535  Be  strong 

560 

536  Uncover,  empty  561 

537  Terrify 

562 

538  Be  rich 

563 

539  Entreat 

564 

540  Adorn 

565 

541  Meet 

566 

542  Blow,  utter 

567 

543  Scatter 

568 

544  Open  wide 

569 

545  Open 

570 

546  Cleave 

571 

547  Lay  bare,  dis- 

• 572 

miss,  lead 

573 

548  Break 

574 

549  Break 

575 

550  Spread 

576 

551  Seduce,  deceive  577 

552  Cluster 

578 

553  Hunt 

579 

554  Fast 

580 

555  ]^i stress,  urge 

581 

556  Be  thirsty 

582 

Destroy  583 

Be  leprous  584 

Receive,  be  op-  585 
posite  586 

Bow  down  587 

Be  dirty ,  mourn  588 
Awake  589 

Divine  590 

Cut  off  591 

Multiply  592 

Be  square  593 

Stone  594 

Terrify,  be  quiet  595 
Rule  596 

Pour  out  597 

Throw,  deceive  598 
Tread  down  599 
Creep  600 

Be  hungry  601 

Rage,  thunder  602 
Crush  603 

Beat  out  604 

Be  high  605 

Speak,complain  606 
Hire  607 

Draw  608 

Roar  609 


Pant 
Praise 
Buy  grain 

Go  astray 

Be  like,  put 

Go  to  and  fro 

Cry  out 

Bow  down 

Twine 

Seek 

Be  bereaved 

Drink 

Spoil 

Draw  out 

Repeat,  change 

Spoil 

Lean  upon 

Watch 

Weigh 

Look  forth 

Swarm 

Whistle 

Plant 

Search  out 

Go  about,  weigh 

Ui)ho]d 

Abhor 


//.    Hebrew  Nouns  according  to  Frequency  of 
Occurrence. 


LIST    Vll. 


Kouns   occurring   500— 5000   times. 


1  Father 

2  Man,  mankind 

3  Lord 

4  Brother 

5  One 

6  After 

7  Man 

8  God 

9  Man,  mankind 

10  Earth 

11  Between 

12  House 

13  Son 


14  Word,  thing 

15  Way 

16  Mountain 

17  Living,  life 

18  Good 

19  Hand 

20  Day 

21  Priest 

22  Heart 

23  Hundred 

24  Water 

25  King 

26  Soul 


27  Servant 

28  Eye,  fountain 

29  City 

30  People 

31  Face 

32  Yoice 

33  Holy 

34  Head 

35  Seven 

36  Name 

37  Two 

38  Year 


LIST    VIII. 

Xouns   occurring   300— 500    times. 


39  Master 

40  Tent 

41  Ox,  thousand 

42  Four 

43  Woman 

44  Cattle 

45  Daughter 

46  Great 

47  Nation 

48  Blood 


49  Gold 

50  New,  month 

51  Five 

52  Sword 

53  Sea 

54  Article,  vessel 

55  Silver 

56  Bread 

57  Altar 

58  War 


59  Place  [torn 

60  Judgment,  cus- 

61  Prophet 

62  Around 

63  Burnt-offering 

64  Eternity 

65  Tree 
m  Ten 

67  Twenty 

68  Time 


Hebrew  Kouns. 


41 


69  Mouth 

72  Field 

75  Heavens 

70  Many 

73  Prince 

76  Gate 

71  Spirit,  wind 

74  Three 
LIST    IX. 

77  Midst 

Xouns 

ocoiirriiij;  200— 300  times. 

78  Stone 

92  Strength 

105  Family 

79  Ground 

93  Kindness 

106  Utterance 

80  Ram 

94  Honor,  glory 

107  Inheritance 

81  Mighty  one,  Go 

d  95  Palm  of  hand 

108  Boy,  servant 

82  Cubit 

96  Heart 

109  Iniquity 

83  Nose,  anger 

97  Night 

110  Flock 

84  Ark 

98  Exceedingly 

111  Midst 

85  Garment 

99  Appointed  time 

!,112  Foot 

86  Morning 

place 

113  Friend,  neigh- 

87 Covenant 

100  Camp 

bor 

88  Flesh 

101  Rod,  tribe 

114  Wicked 

89  Boundary 

102  Messenger 

115  Peace 

90  Seed 

103  Offering 

116  Six 

91  Sin 

104  Work 

LIST    X. 

117  Law 

^'OUIIM 

occurring  lOO— 200  times.                          , 

118  Light 

131  Wise 

144  Remainder 

119  Sister 

132  Wisdom 

145  Lamb 

120  Another 

133  Heat,  fury 

146  Strength 

121  Ear 

134  Fifty 

147  Wing 

122  Forty 

135  Half 

148  Throne 

123  First-born 

136  Court,  village 

149  Vineyard 

124  Herd,  cattle 

137  Statute 

150  Tongue 

125  Hero 

138  Statute 

151  Produce 

126  Generation 

139  Together,  alike 

5  152  Death 

127  Sacrifice 

140  Wine 

153  Work 

128  Old  man,  elder 

141  Right  hand 

154  Kingdom 

129  Wall 

142  There  is   [right  155  Number 

130  Abroad 

143  Straight,  up- 

156  Above 

42 


Hebrew  Kouns  According  to 


157  Commandment 

158  Appearance 

159  Dwelling,  tab- 

ernacle 

160  Soutli  country 

161  Valley,  brook 

162  Brass,  copper 
103  Prince 

164  Horse- 

165  Book 

166  Service 

167  Congregation 

168  Pillar,  column 

169  Dust 


170  Bone  184 

171  Evening  [time)  185 

172  Tread,  beat  (of  186 

173  Bullock  187 

174  Fruit  188 

175  Door  189 

176  Bighteousness  190 

177  Bighteousness  191 

178  North  192 

179  Adversary  193 

180  Holy  194 

181  First  195 

182  Abundance  196 

183  Breadth  197 


Chariot 

Famine 

Lip,  shore 

Bod,  tribe 

Best,  sabbath 

Third 

Booty,  prey 

Oil,  fat 

Eight 

Sun 

Second 

Falsehood 

Abomination 

Continuity 


LIST    XI. 

Sfoniis   occiirrin]^   3(^100   times. 


198  Needy 

199  Socket 

200  Iniquity 

201  Treasure 

202  Sign 

203  Possession 

204  Last 

205  Latter  «nd 

206  God 

207  Leader,  ox 

208  Widow 

209  Female  slave 

210  Faithfulness 

211  Saying 

212  Ephod 

213  Side,  beside 

214  Cedar 

215  Way,  path 

216  Lion 

217  Lion 


218  Length 

219  Fire-offering 

220  Pit 

221  Belly 

222  High-place 

223  Master,  Baal 

224  Iron 

225  Blessing 

226  Pride 

227  Might 

228  Hill 

229  Mighty  one, 

man 

230  Lot 

231  Yalley 

232  Camel 

233  Vine 

234  Stranger 

235  Pestilence 

236  Honey 


237  Door 

238  Knowledge 

239  Temple 

240  Multitude 

241  Male 

242  Arm,  strength 

243  Destruction, 

line 

244  Festival 

245  Fresh,  new 

246  Firm,  strong 

247  Wheat 

248  Fat 

249  Dream 

250  Portion 

251  He-ass 

252  Violence 

253  Favor,  grace 

254  Arrow,  handle 

255  Beproach 


Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


43 


256  Darkness 

289  Libation 

324  Near 

257  Clean 

290  Maiden 

325  Horn 

258  Unclean 

291  Pause 

326  Bow 

259  River,  Nile 

292  Pvock 

327  Beginning 

260  Daily 

293  Fine  flour 

328  Street 

261  Child,  youth 

294  Over,  beyond 

329  Distant 

262  Forest 

295  Witness 

330  Strife 

263  Curtain 

296  Testimony 

331  Savor 

264  Deliverance 

297  Skin,  leather 

332  Desire 

265  Fool 

298  Goat 

333  Left  hand 

266  Cherub 

299  Strength 

334  Bejoicing 

267  Shoulder 

300  High 

335  Hair}',  kid 

268  Tower 

301  Labor,  misery 

336  Underworld 

269  Shield 

302  A^alley 

337  Bemnant 

270  Measure 

303  Afflicted 

338  Seventh 

271  Province 

304  Cloud 

339  Seventy 

272  Chastisement, 

305  Counsel 

340  Trumpet 

warning 

306  Plain 

341  Ox 

273  Psalm 

307  Nakedness 

342  Song 

274  East 

308  Corner 

343  Table 

275  To-morrow 

309  Horseman 

344  Peace-offering 

276  Thought 

310  Hock 

345  Desolation, 

277  Kingdom 

311  Adversary 

waste 

278  A  little 

312  Grave 

346  Tooth 

279  Unleavened 

313  East 

347  Maid-servant 

food 

314  Before,  east 

318  Shekel 

280  Sanctuary 

315  Assembly 

349  Sixty 

281  Substance 

316  Small 

350  Praise 

282  High-place 

317  Incense 

351  Perfect 

283  Burden,  tribute  318  Side,  roof 

352  Glory 

284  Anointed  one 

319  Stalk 

353  Glory 

285  Observance 

320  End 

354  Prayer 

286  Weight 

321  End 

355*  Heave-offering 

287  Stroke,  plague 

322  Harvest 

355^  Nine 

288  Yow 

323  Offering 

44 


Hebrew  Nouns  According  to 


LIST    XII. 

Xonns  occuiTing  25—50 

times. 

356  Honorable 

390  Captivity 

424  Dew 

357  Love 

391  Heap,  billow 

425  Uncleanness 

358  Fool 

392  Idols 

426  Taste 

359  Porch 

393  Threshing-floor  427  Infant 

380  Wheel 

394  Shower,  rain 

428  Jubilee,  cornet 

361  Behind,  west 

305  Corn 

429  Dove 

362  Where  ? 

396  Sufficiency 

430  Eight-hand 

363  Ephah 

397  Poor,  weak 

431  Fair 

364  Food 

398  Likeness 

432  Precious 

365  Amen 

399  Honor 

433  Fear 

366  Saying 

400  Wealth 

434  Moon 

367  End,  nothing 

401  Olive-tree 

435  Thigh 

368  Finger 

402  Wickedness 

436  Thigh 

369  Purple,  red 

403  Inner  chamber 

437  Safety,  deliver- 

370 High-place 

404  Vision 

ance 

371  Guilt-offering 

405  Sin 

438  Fatherless 

372  Shrine 

406  Outward 

439  Heavy 

373  Happiness 

407  Bosom 

440  Star 

374  She-ass 

408  Milk 

441  Cup 

375  Pit,  well 

409  Window 

442  Lie 

376  Separation 

410  Portion 

443  Dog 

377  Booty 

411  Clay,  hoiner 

444  Daughter-in- 

378  Chosen,  young 

412  Spear 

law,  bride 

man 

413  Gratis,  in  vain 

445  Kidneys 

379  Security 

414  Holy  one 

446  Blushing,  shame 

380  Intelligence 

415  Delight 

447  Harp 

381  Weeping 

416  Trumpet 

448  Young  lion 

382  Worthlessness 

417  A  waste 

449  Place  of  atone- 

383 Hail 

418  Heat,  wrath 

ment 

384  Bar,  one  fleein, 

g419  Curse 

450  Tunic 

385  Knee 

420  Engraver 

451  Nation 

386  Shame 

421  Cook,  execu- 

452 Clothing 

387  High 

tioner 

453  White 

388  Roof 

422  Seal-ring 

454  Tablet 

389  Troop 

423  Bow 

455  Chamber 

Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


45 


456  Anything  494 

457  Food  495 

458  Entrance  496 

459  Fenced  place  >  497 

460  Plague,  smiting  498 

461  Over  against  499 

462  Miracle  500 

463  Going  forth  501 

464  Snare  502 

465  Seat  503 
406  Bowl  504 

467  Division  505 

468  To-morrow  506 

469  Couch 

470  Eain  507 

471  Species 

472  Smiting,  blow  508 

473  Full  509 

474  Fullness  WO 

475  Word  511 

476  Salt  512 

477  Queen  513 

478  Candle-stick  514 

479  Veil  515 

480  Molten  image  516 

481  Highway  517 

482  Strength  518 

483  Upper  robe  519 

484  Bowels  520 

485  Trespass  521 

486  Going  up  522 

487  Doing  523 

488  Cave  524 

489  Tenth  part  525 

490  Pillar  526 

491  Siege  527 

492  Bitter  528 

493  Chariot  529 


Deceit 

530  Blind 

Bed,  lying 

531  Help 

Proverb 

532  Yoke 

Copy 

533  Near 

Banquet 

534  Humble 

Loins 

535  Affliction 

Lyre 

536  Mighty 

Corpse 

537  Order 

Leader 

538  Uncircumcised 

Will-offering 

539  Neck 

Separation 

540  Herb 

Willing 

541  Tenth 

Dwelling,  habi' 

-  542  Tenth-part 

tation 

543  Wealth 

Consecration, 

544  He-goat 

crown 

545  Snare 

Serpent 

546  Fear,  terror 

Over  against 

547  Governor 

Stranger 

548  Concubine 

Youth 

549  Escape 

Perpetuity 

550  Corner 

Innocent 

551  Within 

Vengeance 

552  Passover 

Light,  lamp 

553  Deed 

Eagle 

554  Oversight 

Pot 

555  Cow 

Tent,  booth 

556  Curtain 

Basin 

557  Breach 

Eunuch,  officer  558  Suddenly 

Secrecy 

559  Beauty,  roe 

Darkness,  clou( 

i  560  Side 

Wrath 

561  Keck 

Calf 

562  Fast 

Wagon 

563  Shadow 

Perpetuity 

564  Side 

Witness 

565  Bird 

Flock, order 

566  Leprosy 

Perversity 

567  Height 

46 


Hebrew  Kouns  According  to 


568  Small 

569  Reviling 

570  Jealousy 

571  Wrath 

572  Walled  city 

573  Hard 

574  Fourth  part 

575  Womb 

576  Mercies 

577  Substance 

578  Pomegranate 

579  Loud  cry 

580  Wickedness 

581  Sheep 

582  Raiment 

583  Hair 

584  Barley 

585  Sack-cloth 

586  Remnant 


587  Remnant 

588  Oath 

589  Captivity 

590  Captive 

591  Breaking,  de- 

struction 

592  Violence 

593  Lofty,  Saddai 

594  Gate-keeper 

595  Accacia 

596  Whole,  perfect 

597  Third  day 

598  Report 

599  Eigth 

600  Eighty 

601  Scarlet 

602  Abomination 

603  Root 

604  White  linen 


605  Sixth 

606  Desire 

607  Fig-tree 

608  Ark 

609  Increase 

610  Reason 

611  World 

612  Abyss 

613  Confession 

614  Generations 

615  AVorm,  crimson 

616  Supplication 

617  New  wine 

618  Blue 

619  Perfection 

620  Wave-ofiFering 

621  Hope 

622  Shout 

623  Salvation 


LIST    XIII. 

Koans  occurring  lO— ^5  times. 


624  Ear  (of  grain)  638 

625  INIighty  639 

626  Verily,  but  640 

627  Mourning  641 

628  Girdle  642 

629  Pond  643 
330  Letter  644 

631  Mantle  645 

632  Water-skin,  fa- 

miliar spirit  646 

633  Alas !  647 

634  Unless,  perhaps  648 

635  Folly  649 

636  Strength  650 

637  Light,  Urim  651 


Hyssop 
Girdle,  bond 
Native 
Where  ? 
Calamity 
Hart 
Terror 
Perennial, 
strength 
Only,  surely 
Cruel 
Food 
Surely 
Oath,  curse 
Terebinth 


652  Oak 

653  Oak 

654  Nought 

655  Truth 

656  Bag 

657  Sighing 

658  Ship 

659  Prisoner 

660  Bond 

661  Channel, 

mighty 

662  Darkness 

663  Darkness 

664  Ashes 

665  Locust 


Fkequency  of  Occurrence. 


47 


666  Window 

703  Fold 

738  Pure 

667  Long 

704  Body,  carcass 

739  Remembrance 

668  Cluster 

705  Hewing 

740  Memorial 

669  Guilty 

706  Coal 

741  Tail 

670  Yesterday 

707  Joy 

742  Fornication 

671  Gift,  hire 

708  Wheel,  whirl- 

743  Fornication 

672  Part,  separation            wind,  chaff 

744  Indignation 

673  Breach 

709  Skull 

745  Cry 

674  Thumb 

710  Spring,  bowl 

746  Beard 

675  Bright  spot 

711  Desert,  benefit 

.  747  Border,  crown 

676  Contempt 

712  Thief 

748  CompaQion 

677  Spoil 

713  Rebuke 

749  Society, 

678  Chosen 

T14  (She)  bear 

enchantment 

679  Palace 

715  Slander 

750  Hook,  thorn 

680  First  fruits 

716  Oracle 

751  Sand 

681  First  born 

717  Fish 

752  Nobleman 

682  Terror 

718  Fish 

753  Signet-ring 

683  Spoil,  profit 

719  Standard 

754  Breast 

684  Valley,  plain 

720  Love,  uncle 

755  Seer 

685  Grain 

721  Judgment 

756  A^ision 

686  Fir-tree 

722  Tear 

757  Sin,  sinner 

687  Fat 

723  Lean 

758  Riddle 

688  Pool 

724  South 

759  Rampart 

689  Lightning 

725  Herb 

760  Outside 

690  Balsam  spice 

726  Decree,  law 

761  Palate 

691  Bath  (measure 

0  727  Strength, 

762  Cake 

692  Virginity 

majesty 

763  Far  be  it ! 

693  Excellency, 

728  Desire,  calam- 

764 Sickness 

pride 

ity 

765  Change 

694  Redemption 

729  Hin  (measure) 

766  Loins 

695  Back 

730  Off,  further 

767  Heat 

696  Height 

731  Hither 

768  Desire 

697  Border 

732  Pregnant 

769  Mother-in-law 

698  Cup 

733  Mountain 

770  Leaven 

699  Kid 

734  Hook,  nail 

771  Gracious 

700  Greatness 

735  Proud 

772  Impious 

701  Greatness 

736  Pride 

773  Destitute 

702  Wall 

737  Except 

774  Delighting 

48 


Hebrew  Nouns  According  to 


775 

776 
777 
778 
779 
780 
781 
782 
783 
784 
785 
786 
787 
788 
789 
790 
791 
792 
793 
794 
795 
796 
797 
798 
799 
800 
801 
802 

803 
804 
805 
806 

807 
808 

809 


Free  810 

Court,  grass  811 

Search  812 

Dry  813 
Dryness,  waste  814 

Active  815 
Potsherd 

Breastplate  816 

Bridegroom  817 
Slaughter 

Cleansing  818 

Mire  819 
Green  leaf,  prey  820 

Thing  torn  821 

Increase  822 

Dry  land  823 

Sorrow  824 
Labor,  earnings  825 

AVizard  826 

Only  one  827 

One  born  828 
Right  (not  left)  829 

Foundation  830 

Shovel  831 

Beauty  832 

Oil  833 

Wine-press  834 

Preciousness,  835 

honor  836 

Month  837 

Possession  838 

Wilderness  839 

Evenness,  ui>  840 

lightness  841 

Pin  842 

Pre-eminence,  843 

profit  844 

Caul  845 


Liver 

Mighty 

Pail 

Priesthood 

Fire-pan,  laver 

Circuit,   loaf, 
talent 

Prison,  diverse 

Altogether,  de- 
struction 

Complete 

Flank,  hope 

Vexation 

Ransom,   pitch 

Crown,  circlet 

Lamb 

Garden 

Lamb 

Writing 

Chapiter 

Lion 

Frankincense 

Brick 

Flame 

Flame 

Cheek 

Oppression 

Loops 

Flame,  torch 

Luminary 

Scales 

Flood 

Choice 

Trust 

Pilgrimage 

Roll,  volume 

Garment 

Strife 


846  Confusion,  tu- 

mult 

847  Quickly 

848  Quickly 

849  Bar,  yoke 

850  Birth,  kindred 

851  Blemish 

852  Foundations 

853  Bands 

854  Terror 

855  Door-post 

856  Meditation,  de- 

vice 

857  Price 

858  Desire 

859  Refuge 

860  AVant 

861  Half 

862  Censer,    snuff- 

dish 

863  Ruin 

864  Beneath 

865  Prison,  mark 

866  Plain,  equity 

867  Evenness,   eq- 

uity 

868  Grief 

869  Foundation, 

place 

870  Base      . 

871  Covering 

872  Stumbling- 

block 

873  Consecration, 

setting 

874  Kingdom 

875  Sale,  ware 

876  Dominion 


FkEQUENCY  of   OCCURIIENCE. 


49 


877  Manna  910 

878  Portion 

879  Quietness  911 

880  Tribute  912 

881  Stronghold,  913 

border  914 

882  Journej'ing 

883  Lamentation  915 

884  Secret  place 

885  Habitation,  ref- 916 

uge  '  917 

886  Fountain  918 

887  Ascent  919 

888  Barter,  west  920 

889  Battle  array  921 

890  Station,   garri-  922 

son  923 

891  Stronghold 

892  Prey,  net,  for-  924 

tress  925 

893  Forehead 

894  Cymbals  926 

895  Turban 

896  Fountain 

897  Bod,  staff  927 

898  Befuge  928 

899  Purchase 

900  Corner  929 

901  Beaten  work  930 

902  Myrrh  931 

903  Vision,  mirror  932 

904  Far  off  933 

905  Bebellion  934 

906  Strife  935 

907  Pasture 

908  Pasturing  936 

909  Healing,  health  937 


A  lifting  up,  a 
gift 

Height 

Joy 

Backsliding 

Anointing,  j^or- 
tion 

Destroyer,  de- 
struction 

Ward,  rite 

Staff 

Sweet 

Men 

Gift  [ture 

DwelliniT,   pas- 

Folly 

Before,  over- 
against 

Brightness 

Stringed-in- 
strument 

One   conse- 
crated, a  Naz- 
ari  te 

Ear-ring 

Consecration, 
crown 

Brass 

Sweetness 

Strangeness 

Banner 

Pleasant 

Sandal,  shoe 

Prefect,   garri- 
son, pillar 

Female 

Vengeance 


938  Interest 

939  Breath,  living 

thing 

940  Twilight 

941  Armor,  arsenal 

942  Piece   of    flesh 

943  Path 

944  Scab 

945  Buler 

946  Secret  council 

947  Whirlwind 

948  Basket 

949  Embankment 

950  Sweet  spices 

951  Tempest 

952  Sapphire 

953  Axle,  lord 

954  Wreath,   rope 

955  Ornament 

956  Iniquity 

957  Infant 

958  Strong 

959  Help 

960  Crown 

961  Faint 

962  Nakedness 

963  Leaf 

964  Upper  room, 

ascent 

965  Doing 

966  AVith  [ety 

967  Neighbor,  soci- 

968  Depth 

969  Omer,  sheaf 

970  Grape 

971  Hill,  tumor 

972  Eyelashes 


50 


Hebrew  Kouns  According  to 


973  Idol  1006 

974  Sluggard  1007 

975  Heel  1008 

976  Reward,  be-  1009 

cause  1010 

977  Barren  1011 

978  Perverse  1012 

979  Gadfly  1013 

980  Raven 

981  Naked  1014 

982  Crafty,  pru-  1015 

dent  1016 

983  Terrible,  1017 

powerful  1018 

984  Foreskin  1019 

985  Heap  1020 

986  Darkness 

987  A  decade  1021 

988  Rich  1022 

989  Smoke  1023 

990  Oppression  1024 

991  (With  ten)  1025 

eleven  1026 

992  Now  1027 

993  Carcass 

994  Wonder  1028 

995  Water-course  1029 

996  Escaped  one  1030 

997  Within  1031 

998  Lame  1032 

999  Grraven  images 

1000  Image  1033 

1001  Wages,  work  1034 

1002  Precepts  1035 

1003  Overseer, 

officer  1036 

1004  Wild  ass 

1005  M^\e  1037 


Flower 

1038  Thorn 

Hoof 

1039  Lamentation 

Flax 

1040  Fruit-harvest, 

Morsel 

fruit 

Engraving 

1041  Shame 

Simplicity 

1042  Light,  swift 

Thread 

1043  Sling,  curtain 

Offspring, 

1044  Standing  grain 

produce 

1045  Flour 

AYindow,  noon 

I  1046  Nest 

Command 

1047  Getting,  creat- 

Hunting,  game             ure 

Provision 

1048  Divination 

Drought 

1049  Dish 

Flower,  plate 

1050  Prince 

Hinge,   mes- 

1051 Coming  near 

senger,  pain 

1052  Baldness 

Image 

1053  A  hook 

Death-shade 

1054  Stubble 

Thirst 

1055  Conspiracy 

Yoke 

1056  Poisonous 

Sprout 

herb,  gall 

Wool 

1057  Myriad 

Hook,  shield, 

1058  Moment 

cold 

1059  Merciful 

Step 

1060  Vain 

Small 

1061  Empty 

Cry 

1062  Empty 

Frog 

1063  Tender 

Bag,  purse, 

1064  Merchant 

pebble 

1065  Spear 

Burial,   grave 

1066  Deceit,   sloth 

Eastward 

1067  Creeper 

Eastern,   an- 

1068 Evil 

cient  (one) 

1069  Hungry 

Top  of   the 

1070  Female   com- 

head 

panion 

Line 

1071  Green 

Frequency  of  Occurrence. 


51 


1072  (Earth)  quake. 

,1102 

leaping 

1103 

1073  Shades 

1104 

1074  Expanse 

1105 

1075  Embroidery 

1076  Wickedness, 

injustice 

1106 

1077  Net 

1078  Lifting  up,  ris- 

-1107 

ing,  dignity 

1108 

1079  Lattice 

1109 

1080  Full 

1110 

1081  Field 

nil 

1082  Derision, 

laughter 

1112 

1083  Adversary, 

1113 

Satan 

1114 

1084  Old  age 

1115 

1085  Speech,  com- 

1116 

plaint 

1117 

1086  Hireling 

1118 

1087  Wisdom 

1119 

1088  Hire 

1089  Garment 

1120 

1090  Joyful 

1121 

1091  Hatred 

1122 

1092  Burning 

1123 

1093  Joy 

1094  Noise, destruc 

-1124 

tion 

1095  Petition,  loan 

1125 

1096  Tranquil,  pride  1126 

1097  Flesh 

1127 

1098  Week 

1128 

1099  Captivity 

1129 

1100  Ear  of  grain, 

flood 

1130 

1101  Rest 

1131 

Error  1132 

Breast  1133 

Onyx  1134 

Emptiness,  in-  1135 

iquity,  false-  1136 

hood  1137 

Desolation,        1138 

tempest  1139 

Scourge 

Hem,  skirt       1140 
Cry  1141 

Gift 
Boil,   black      1142 

leprosy  1143 

Dust,  sky  1144 

Morning  1145 

Pit  1146 

Officer,  scribe  1147 
Song  1148 

Drunken  1149 

Shoulder  1150 

Dweller,  1151 

neighbor  1152 

Strong  drink     1153 
Snow  1154 

Weapon,  plant  1155 
Third,  triangle,  1156 

captain  1157 

Astonishment, 

desolation  1158 
Brier,  diamond  1159 
Fat  1160 

Report 

Sleep  1161 

Hill,  wearing   1162 

away  1163 

Low  1164 

Lowland  1165 


Abomination 

Stubbornness 

Chamber 

Form 

Straw 

Likeness 

Waste 

Perversity,  de- 
ceit 

Reproof 

Going  forth, 
exit 

Turtle  dove 

Sojourner 

Wisdom,  help 

Fornication 

Beginning 

Supplication 

Seal 

Under 

Lower,  lowest 

Lower,  lowest 

Middle 

South 

Whole,  perfect 

Yesterday 

Palm  tree 

Palm  tree  (art- 
ificial) 

Furnace 

Sea-monster 

Water-course, 
bandage 

Razor 

Timbrel,   bezel 

Penates 

Ninth 

Ninety 


///.    Prepositions,  Adverbs,  Conjunctions,  and 
Numerals. 


LIST    XIV. 

Prepositioii!^,  and  Prepositional  Phrases. 

1.    Denoting  Place. 

1  Unto 

11  Towards 

20  Behind 

2  To 

12  Bv  the  side  of 

21  Behind 

3  To 

13  In 

22  Upon 

4  Before 

14  (Sign  of  definite  23  Beneath 

5  Towards 

object),  with  24  Around 

6  Opposite,  before  15  Between 

25  Within 

7  Before 

16  About 

26  Without 

8  Before 

17  About 

27  Within,  through 

9  Near,  opposite 

18  Beyond 

28  Within 

10  Towards 

19  Beyond 

2.    DenoWig  Time. 

29  From 

1  In 

5  Till 

9  Between 

2  From 

6  Before 

10  Since 

3  Unto 

7  Towards 

11  Within 

4  To 

8  After 

12  Before 

Denoting  Cause,  End,  Instmmentality. 

15-17  By 


1-13  On  account  of,   14  For 
for  the  sake  of 


L    Denoting  Co7incction,  Relation,  Privation. 

1  With  (prop,  conjunction)      7-11  Instead  of 

2  With  (prop,  conneeiion) 

3  In  proportion  to 
4-6  According  to 


12-18  Without,  except 
19-22  Except 


Prepositions,  Adverbs,  Conjunctions,  etc.      53 
LIST    XV. 

Adverbs  and  Adverbial  Phrases. 

1.    Denoting  Place. 

1  Wliere?  Where?  Whither?    9  To  the  right  (hence  soutJi), 
Whence  ?  To  the  left  (hence  north) 

2  Here,Where?  Hence,  Hither  10  Eastvvard,Westward,South- 

3  Here,  Where  ?  Hither,  Hith-       ward,  Northward 

er  and  thither  11  Above,   From   above,    TJi)- 

4  Here,    Thence,    or    on    one        wards 

side, On  both  sides, Where?  12  Beneath,  below,  downward 
Whence  ?  13  Around 

5  Hither,  Hither  and  thither  14  Within,  From  within 

6  There,  Thence,  Thither         15  Further,   beyond,   Abroad, 

7  In  front  (hence  east)  without.  From  without 

8  Behind  (hence  ivest),  In  the  16  Where,  From  where,Whith- 
background.   From   behind,        er,  Where,  AVhither 
Backward,  Uprightly 

3.    Denoting  Time. 
(Many  adverbs  denoting  place  are  used  to  denote  time.) 

1  When  ?  How  long  ?  8  Yesterday,  Last  night,  The 

2  Now  day  before  yesterday.  Of  old, 

3  At  first,  At  first,  before  Long  ago.  Together 

4  At  last,  later,  In  the  end,    9  To-morrow,  On  the  follow- 
Afterwards  ing   day.   In   the   morning, 

5  Then,  Formerly,  before  Early  [terwards 

6  Always,  Perpetually,  eter-  10  Again,  still.  Hitherto,  Af- 
nally  11  No  more.  Not  yet 

7  By  day,  daily,  By  night.  To-  12  Rapidly,  soon 
day.  At  present,  All  the  day  33  Suddenly 
long  14  Slowly,  softly 

3.    Denoting  Quantity. 

1  How   much?    how   many?   5  Enough, Entirely, perfectly, 
how  often  ?  Entirely 

2  Much  6  Little,  Almost,  Grradually 

3  Great,  strongly,  exceedingly    7  Together,  altogether 

4  More,  too  much,  Abundantly   8  Apart,  separately,  Alone 

(The  Numeral  Adverbs  arc  omitted  here.) 


54  Trepositions,  Adverbs, 

4.    Denoting  Quality,  Condition  and  Causality, 

1  So,  thus  3  Therefore 

2  As. .  .thus,  the  more. .  .the  4  How?  How? 
more  5  Wherefore?  Why? 

5.    Denoting  Afflrmation  or  Negation. 

1  Indeed,  in  truth,  Exactly,  5  Only,  however,  However,  on 
indeed,   Also,    even.   Also,       the  contrary,  Nevertheless 
Both... and  6  Indeed   and   onli/,  In  truth 

2  Perhaps,  Almost  and  on  the  co7itrary 

3  Not 

4  Sometimes  equivalent  to  the 
English  prefixes  un-  and  dis- 


LIST    XVI. 

Conjunctions. 

1.    Of  Time. 

1  Before  5  As  long  as,  while 

2  Since  6  After 

3  When  7  Whenever 

4  While,  till 

2.    Of  Wish  and  Condition. 

1  If  3  If  perhaps 

2  Unless  4  Perhaps  that 

3.    Of  Cause,  End  and  Effect. 

1  For,  because,  as  3  In  order  that 

2  As,  because,  since  4  Lest,  So  that  not 

4.    Of  Contrast  and  Correspondence. 

1  Or,  AYhether. . .  .or  3  Just  as 

2  But,  Although,  Only  that,     4  How  much  more,  Even  if, 
But  even  though 


Conjunctions,  and  Numerals.                  55 

LIST    XVM. 

Kumerals. 

1  One 

10  Ten 

19  Two  thousand 

2  Two 

11  Eleven 

20  Three  thousand 

3  Three 

12  Twelve 

21  Four  thousand 

4  Four 

13  Thirteen 

22  Ten  thousand 

5  Five 

14  One  hundred 

23  Twenty  thousand 

6  Six 

15  Two  hundred 

24  Thirty  thousand 

7  Seven 

16  Three  hundred 

25  Forty  thousand 

8  Eight 

17  Four  hundred 

26  Sixty  thousand 

9  Nine 

18  One  thousand 

1]/.     Verbs  Arranged  According  to  their  Stems.'^ 


LIST    XVIII. 

Verbs  occurring  ouly  in  tlie  Simple  Stenis.t 

(1)  nnj^  (Q-^^)  he  wilUng.     (2)  HlDX  (Q^^,  Ni^)  bake.    XS) 

T     r  T     T 

1^2  (Q^^)   <(ct  treacherously,    conceal.     (4)    H^^   (Q350,  Ni^) 

-    T  T     T 

build.     (5)  ^^^  (Q94,  Ni8)  redeem.     (6)  ':5rjl   (Q29,  Nil)  (ear 

-  T  -  r 

away, plunder.     (7)  ^^j)  (Q^-^)  grayer,  ex?fZ/.     (8)  ^f;^^  (Q^S  NIP) 

-    T 

deal  well  or  ill  with.     (9)  tLHl  (Q^'^  NfJPi])  ^re«^,  seek. 

(10)  nir  (Q^M  /oka  (11)  n^fi  (V)  ^'>^/.  (12)  ^Dfi  (Q*M 
p/^y,  spam  (13)  yt^n  (Q^^)  '^/e?i>A^.  (14)  "qtrn  (Q-«,  Ni^) 

withhold.     (15)  Dn^  (Q^^)  ^i't-e.     (16)  *:)bj  (Q-"*^  [Ho])  be  able. 

(IT)  on"?  {Q'\  Nii"o)  /^/^;.  (18) ;;:)!:  (q^^,  ni^)  idthhoid. 

-     T  *^     -     T 

(19)  nti'D  (Q^s  Ni^)  «''«^''^^-   (-0)  ;rp^  (Q-^',  Nil)  ^^«,,^. 

(21)  nV:  '(Q'')  ^'^•e^^P,  *^«^^^^.  (22)  Dp^  (Q'^  Ni«)  specify,  fix. 
(23)  n^p  (Q''^  Nii3)  /or^iVe.  (24)  ISD  (Q^^  Ni^)  »>ioi^rH. 
(25)  nV;/  Q^«,  Nii«)  res^m/;*.  (26)  ^j;3  (Q^S)  Jo,  7>iaA:e.  (27) 
i^trS  (Q-^^  Nil)  transgress.  (28)  nV:>*  (Q=^^)  ^i»(?,  P>-cs5, 
besiege.  (29)  ^^p  (Q^^,  Ni^)  rend.  (30)  tOHtT  (Q^^  Ni^,  [Pi]) 
slaughter,  kill,  [k)  nT^^f  W^^  ^i^)  drink.  (32)  ;rpr)  (Q 
NIP)  strike,  blow  (a  trumpet). 


66 


*  Only  some  of  the  nwst  common  verbs  are  here  classified, 
t  By  simple  stems  the  Qai  and  Niph'ai  are  meant. 


According  to  their  Stems.  57 

LIST    XIX. 

Verbs    occurring    only    in    Intensive*    Steins. 

(33)  trp5  (Pi"^  Pii^)  seek.,  (34)  fK^  (Pi^i)  refuse,  reject. 
(35)  ^"^Q   (Pi^   Hithp^o)  ^,,.a,j^    (36)  ^y^  (p5f5oo   p^o)  c^,,,. 

■"     T  T   T 

mand.    (37)  il*lti^  (Pi^-^)  minister  unto.,  serve. 

LIST    XX. 

Verbs    occurring    only    in    Causativet    Stems. 

(38)  '?'7^  (Hi3o,  [Ho])  /io?^-Z,  icail.     (39)  nJl^  (Hi^^,  Ho^^) 

"  T  -  T 

mrtA;e  A;«oi6-«.  (40)  jl'^j  (HiSi)  ?-racA.  (41)  Q^C*  (Hi^s)  ^se 
carZy.     (42)  *r]'?ti^'  (Hii^o,  H6i3,[Pi])  ca^  ^/irow;. 

LIST    XXI. 

Verbs   occurring    in    both   Simple   and  Intensive   Stems. 

(43)  r]DN*  (Q^-^  Nl^^  Pi^  Pu^  Hithpi)  gather.  (44)  IDkX 
(QG2,  Ni^  Pill)  i;,^,i.  (45)  nn^  (Q^^  Niio,  Piii)  c7ioo5e.  (46) 
nD:n  (Q^-^  P^^)  ^^^^P.    (47)  '^'^^  (Q^-,  [Hi],  Hithp^i)  m^a^,  con- 

T   r  -    T 

/on«^.  (48)  ^r'-'^  (Q20,  Ni2,  Pi25,  Pii3,  Hithpi)  s^mZZoi^;.  (49) 
niil  (Q18^  Hithpo^)  sojourn.  (50)  £^'"1:1  (Q^  Ni^,  Pi35,  Pii2) 
drive    out.      (51)    nD*!    (Q^^   Ni^,    Pi^^,    Hithpi)    he    like, 

T      T 

destroyed.  (52)  (ID?  (Q'-^  Pi'^)  sacrifice.  (53)  "l^t  (Q^,  Ni^, 
Pi45)  sing.  (54)  p^J  (Q^^  Pu^)  sprinkle,  strew.  (55)  CT'DH 
(Q29,  Pi2,  Pu2)  hind,  gird.  (56)  IpH  (Q^^,  Ni^,  Pii)  scrtrc/l 
(57)  Dt?*n  (Q^^  Ni30,  Pii6,  Hithpi)  {mp?;/c,  ^/««/.-.  (58)  nnD 
(Q^S  Pi39,  Pui,  Hithp20)  Z>,^  clean.  (59)  ^D^  (Q^  Ni^,  Pi3o, 
Nithpi,[Hi])  cha.<itise.   (60)  W^  (Q^'^'^^  Ni22,  Hithpi)  ^^.^  cow^seZ. 

*  That  is,  Pi'el,  Pil'ai  or  Hithp^'el  or  their  equivalents, 
t  That  is,  Hiph'il  or  Hoph'ilJ. 


58  Verbs  Arranged 

(61)  Nn^  (Q-«^  Ni^S  Pi^^)  he  afraid.     (62)  DD3  (Q^  Pl*^  Pii-, 

•■T  -     T 

H6thp2)  t6-«s7^  (63)  1133  (Q\  Pi^^,  Pii',  liithpi,  Nitlipi) 
cot-er.     (64)  ^HD  (Q-^^  Nii',Pi2)?^r«Ve.     (65)  n:)'?  (Q^^  Ni^^ 

-  T  -     T 

Hithp2)  take,  cajJture.  [m)  ^d?  {Qr\  Pi^^  Pu^)  fettch,  learn. 
(67)  Op'?  (Q^^  Pi-^  Pu\  Ilithpi)  ^a^Aer.  (68)  IID  (Q^^  Ni^, 
Pi-^,    Po'eli,    HithpoM  measi&e.     (69)    ^HD    (Q%  Ni*   Pi^^), 

~      T 

/ias^e»..  (70)  n:)D  (Q^^,  Nii9,  Hithp^)  ..e//.  (71)  K^/t:  (Q97, 
Ni36,  Piii2,  Piii,  Hithpi)  6t^/^<??.  (72)  Ti^VJ  (Q3^  Ni3,  Pu3) 
(Zra^,  pull,  draw  [out).  (73)  flj<}^  (Q^^,  Pi^^)  commit  adultery. 
(74)  £^^^  (Q25,  Ni23,  Hithpi)  swuVe.  (75)  JIH^  (Q^o,  Piio)  ZeacZ, 
drive.    (76)  J^b^  (Q^^  Ni^,  Pfii)  sprm^?  o»^.    (77)  HV^  (Ni^, 

-  T  -    T 

Pi65)  Z>e  pre-eminent.  (78)  'l,5p  (Q-^^  Ni^,  Pii)  sustain.  (79) 
")5D  (Q'^  Ni8,  PiG7,  Pii5)  ^^,.iVe^  7i?<m5er.  (80)  ^t^^  (Qio3^ 
Ni9,  Pu2)  abandon.  (81)  ptr'jt^  (Q36,  Piii)  oppress.  (82)  p£) 
(Q4fi,  Nti,  Pill,  Hitlipi)  hreah  [doicn,  up),  .spread.     (83)  C^^i) 

-   T 

(Q5-,  Nil,  Pi9)  .spre«(Z  o«#.     (84)  HiDy  (Q-^  Pi'^,  Pu^)  loatcli, 

T    T 

corer.  (85)  t^^  (Q^o,  Ni^,  Pi^)  7Y:^«r,  try.  (86)  n5p^  (Q«^ 
Ni39,  Pi6,  PiiM  /y»r//.  (87)  nip  (Q^  Nr^,  Pi40)u-«?V,  ea^i^ec^, 
2>e  collected.  (88)  ntTD  (Q^'',  Ni2,  Pi2,  Piii,  Hithpi)  hind,  con- 
spire.    (89)   ^T\    (Ql,  Pi24,  Tiph'eli)  sinj  out,  slander.     (90) 

-    T 

DH^  (Q^  Pl^^  Pu^)  ^'«^"e  merc^.  (91)  l^rrn  (Q69,  Pu2,  Hithp2) 
u-as/I     (92)   ^tr\   W^.   Nii7,  Pi9,   Hithp3)  heal.     (93)  n^") 

T     T  ■  -     T 

(Q40,  N^,  P^4^  [PiiD/ciYZ,  7uw?Y7er.  (94)  :^")t^  (Q^^^  Nll^  Piii) 
hum.  (95)  ri^C^"  (Q28,  Ni2,  Pui)  rush,  overflow.  (96)  "^OJ^ 
(Q420^  Ni36,  Pii/Hithp3)  A-eep,  ica^cA.     (97)  n^fl  (Q^^  Ni2, 

T       T 

Pi2)  /ia«i7.     (98)  t:^tDn  (Q-^^  Nii^  Pii)  c«/c7i,  sc/^e. 


According  to  their  Stems.  59 


LIST    XXII. 

Verbs  occurring  in  both  Simple  and  Causative  Stems. 

(99)  niN  (Q^  Ni^  Hi34)  shine.    (100)  tHN*  (Q-^«,  Ni^,  Pii,  HqI) 

~      T 

seize.  (101)  DC*^^  (Q^^  ^^i\  Hii)  he  guilty,  suffer  for.  (102) 
'?'13  (Ni^^  Hi32)  aivide.  (103)  {<l:i  (Q203o^  Hi^^e,  Ho'^s)  go  in. 
(104)  HD  (Q^^  Ni^  Hii)  Despise.  (105)  HtD^  (Q11-,  Hi5) 
<ms^     (106)  m:n  (Q^^  Hi^)  Jlee.     (107)  HDJl  (Q-^  Hii«)  &e 

-    T  -   T 

high,  exalted.  (108)  ^5?  (Q^^^  Ni^^  Hi^i) r^m^-mter.  (109)  fpf 
(Q25,Hi2)&eoZcZ.  {\m^^r\{Q.^\BA^)  cease.  (Ill)  DID  (Q-^ 
H1I3)  he  good.  (112)  f^'O  (Q28,  Nil,  Hi2)  secrete.  (113)  ^^^ 
(Q43,  Hi62)  he  good.  (114)  t^'?^  (Qi^^o^  Hi^6)  ^o,  «;a?/.'.  (115)  pjj 
(QI8,  Hii4)  sMc/.:,  ^u-e  5«c/.-.  (116)  w*^p^*  (Q=^%  Ni^,  Hii72)  add. 
(117)  NVJ  (Q^^^  Hi^oo,  Ho5)  (70  oi*^.  (118)  pV^  (Q*o,Hi2,  Hoio, 
[Pi])  j90?/r  o?^^.  (119)  nVJ  (QS  Ni8,  Hii ' )  kindle,  hum.  (120) 
nnj  (Q=^2o^  Hi67,  Ho")  go  doicn.  (121)  H^^  (Q^^  Ni^  Hi^s) 
cas^  iVis^rvc^.  (122)  W''  (Ni2i,  Hi200)  t?e?/ter.  (123)  "nn* 
(Qi,  Ni86,  Hi24)  s«rj.«ss,  exceetZ.  (124)  D'?3  (Ni26,  Hi^o,  H62) 
he  ashamed.  (125)  ^^3  (Ni2*,  Hi")  he  hrought  loiv,  humhle. 
(126)  y^^  (Q30,  Hi')  lend  the  knee.  (127)  ^10  (Q^^  ^8, 
Hi2,Pili,H>:hp6i)  czVc?mcise.  (128)  rt'pO  (Q^^^Nii,Hi49,Hoi) 
he  Icing,  reign.  (129)  rTlD  (Q"',  Hi22)  re^'eZ.  (130)  '^^'O  (Q^^ 
Hi3)  7-i^/e.  (131)  ni:  (Qs*,  Hi29,  H61)  res^.  (132)  j;i:  (Q26,  Xi2, 
Hii5)  ^^ove,  nod.  (133)  HD^  (Q^^^  Ni^,  Hi^^)  stretch  out. 
(134)  DV^  (Ni5i,  Hi2i,  H63)  5e^  place.  (135)  fjlj  (Q-*^'^^  Ni^s, 
B6^)  give.  (136)  nrj;  (Q^^Ni*,  Hi2)  a^s/^^.  (137)  y^Q  (Q^s, 
Hi«)  mee«,  smzVe.     (138)  ti^Q  {Q^\  Hi^)  sprout,  flourish.     (139) 

~   T 

(§V  (Q-^  Ni3,  Hi3)  coj«c«//.    (140)  '^np  (Nii9,  Hi20)  co«^re- 


60  Verbs  Arranged 

gate,  assemble.  (141)  HJp  (Q"^  Ni^,  Hii)  get,  ohtaui.  (142) 
^|Vp  (Q^^  Hi5,  Hithpi)  Z;e  ?rro^/i,  a»^r?/.  (143)  t^*) 
(Q2^^  Hi6)  ?2e  down.  (144)  ^m  (Q^  Ni^,  Hi^^)  he  idde, 
large.  (145)  IJ^I  (Q^e,  Hi^o)  ride.  (146)  t^^-l  (Qis  Hi^s, 
Hithp62)  7ye  et-^Y.  (147)  ^Z'^  (Q«,  Hi^S)  ?>e  iciclced.  (148) 
D^tr  (Q^'^^  Hi2,  Hoi)  set,  place.  (149)  ;r5tr'  (Q\  Nii^s^Hi^O) 
sw?ec/r.  (150)  n^C*  (Q-^  Ni^  Hi^o)  cease,  res^  (151)  n^tT 
(Q8^,  H62)  put,  place.    (152)  l^tDtT'  (Ni-\  Hi69)  t7es<ro^.    (153) 

~     T 

^^^  {Q}\  Hiis)  6e  Zom;,  become  loxo.    (154)  ODt:^'  (Q^^  Hi^O) 

•       T  J-    T 

&e  quiet. 

LIST    XXIII. 

Verbs    occurring;    in    Intensive    and    Causative    Steins. 

(155)  DD:I  (Pi^  Hi«8)  /ooZ:,  re^are7.  (156)  D^D  (Pi-^  Hi^) 
^e  before^  precede.  (157)  J^^p  (Pi^*^,  HIP)  Z/c  jealous.  (158) 
i*n  (Poll,  Hi^o^  Hitllp6^  [NiJ)  shout.  (159)  HpC^"  (Pu^ 
Hi72)  (Z,-/;,A-. 

LIST    XXIV. 

Verbs     occurring    in    Simple,    Intensive    and    Causative 

Stems. 

(160)  niDkS  (Q"8,  Pi4o,Hi26)pmy^    (161)  '^DkX  (Q^^  Hi2, 

~     T  ~     T 

Hitlipi9)  7«own^     (162)  ':)3k\*  (Q"-^^',  Ni^^  Pii,  Pii5,  Hi2i)  eat, 

~     T 

devour.  (163)  |^5N*  (Qi-5,  Pi^^,  Hi2,  Hitbp^)  be  firm.  (164) 
nDK    (Q-'^^'^^    Ni22,'  Hi2,  Hithp2)    say.        (165)    n-)}<    (Q52, 

-     T  -    T 

Nil,  p^^  Hoi)  curse.     (166)  HpT^n  (Ni^^  Pi^^  Pu^,  Hi^)  be  ter- 

~     T 

rificd,  hasten.  (167)  C*U  (Q^''  ^^P,  Hi",  Hitlipoi)  be 
ashamed.  (168)  pg  (Q^o,  Ni22,  Hi^^,  PoleU,  Hitlip622)  per- 
ceive.   (169)  nj;3  (Q-*',  Ni^  Pi^o,  Pii^  Hi^)  co»s^(»«e.    (170) 


According  to  their  Stems.  61 

i^5  (Q16,  Nii5,  Pii2^  Pii3,  Hi2,  B6\  Hithp2)  cleave,  split. 
(171)  Nn^  (Q^8,  ^T^io,  pj4^  [HiJ)  create.  (172)  ^r^JT'D  (Q^, 
Pi2i,  Pii^  Hii)  Loll  (173)  ^n^  {Q^\  Pi25,  Pill,  Hi34,  Hitlip4) 
Z^e  <7rc«i.    (174)  H'?:!  (Q'^^  Ni^^  Pl^^  Pu^  Hi^o,  Ho^,  Hitlip^) 

-    T 

reveal.  (175)  ^^^  (Q^o,  Ni^  Pi^,  Pu^,  Hitlip*)  steal.  (176) 
p21  (Q^^  Pu^  ffil'^  1-161)  cleave,  .split.  (177)  ^51  {Q'\ 
m\  Pii050,  pa2^  Hi2,  Hithp4)  .spcaL  (178)  D!:l  (Q-S 
Ni7,  Po'eP,   Hii)  />e   s/7e//^      (179)    ^"n^^   (Q^    Piio8,   Piiio, 

-     T 

Po'eP,  Po'ali,  m3,  IIithp23,  Hithpo-i)  2^raise.  (180)  'nGH 
(Q5fi,  Ni^4^  Hoi,  Hithp4)  ^^nv*,  overthrow.  (181)  n^r  (Q86, 
Pill,  Hi^)  commit  fornication.  (182)  N*:in  (Ni^^,  Piil,  IW^ 
Hoi,     Hithpi«)     /aWe.       (183)    IDH     (Q^^     Pi^    Pli^    Hii, 

-      T 

Hithp^)  join,  associate.  (181)  ^in  (Qi2,  POlePi,  Polal^ 
Hi^,  H61,  Hithpo"^,  HithpaJi)  he  in  jjain,  he  afraid, 
tremhle.      (185)  prfl   (Q^^    Pi«^    Hi'i^,  Hitlip^^)    he    strong. 

(186)  N*pn  (Q''•^^'pi^^  ni32,  iiithpo)  .s'/;^    (187)  DDfi 

(Q18,  PIS^  Pii2^  ini^  IIitlip2)  />e  ^^/.sr,  (/c^  icisely.  (188) 
'?^n  (Q-,  Nt«,  Pi«8,  Pii2,  Hi^  Hoi,  P6el2,  P5'ali)  i>rofane, 

-      T 

?.c^m.  (189)  ^"711  (Q^^  Pi-,  Hiio)  pass  on,  [over,  away), 
change,  renew.  (190)  |*^n  (Q",  Ni^,  Pi^*,  m\)  draw  out. 
(191)  p^n  W^  Ni8,  Pi2G,  Pii3,  Hi7,  HithpM  divide.  (192) 
prr  (Q•'^  Nil,  p^2^  p5-el2^  Hu2,  HithpiG)  he  gracious,     (193) 

nvn  (Q-^  Nil,  ptii,  ini)  A,^^  dig.   (194)  Dnn  (Q^^  Ni^, 

Pii,  Hii)  seal     (195)  rinil  (Q^S  NT^^  Pi2,  Hi"^)  Z>e  dismayed. 

(196)  Nrt3D  (Q",  Nii7,  Pi'O,  Pill,  Hithpis,  Hothpi)  he  unclean. 

■      T 

(197)  f]nO  (Q-0,  Ni2,  Pii2,  Hii)  tear  off,  tear  in  pieces.  (198) 
Z'y  (Q41,  Pi^  Hii«)  he  dry.     (199)  V^  (Q20,  Pi2,  Hi^)  lalor. 


62  Verbs  Arranged 

he  weary.  (200)  rTlJ  (Q^  P^,  Hi^^,  HitlipH)  thank.  (201) 
;?T  (Q^-^  Ni4i,  p^i^  p5i^  pft7^  Ht7i,  H62,  Hitlip2)  7,,,^^ 
(202)  ':Jn^  (Ni3,  Pi2^  Hii4)  ^ra/7.     (203)  t^y  (Ni^,  Hi54,  HqI 

-T  -  T 

Hithp2)  reprove.  (204)  n'?^  (Q'^^  Ni^^,  Pi^^  Pu28,  Hii^o,  Ho^, 
Hithpi)  hring  forth.  (205)  ^^  (Qi9,  Ni^,  Piio,  Pii6^  Ho^) 
found,  cstahluh.     (206)  ^V*  (Q^^  Nil,  p^i^  Hoi)/orm.     (207) 

tr'"}*     (Q166,    Nl4^   pi2^    Hl67)  possess.      (208)    ^C*^     (QIOOO^    Nl9, 

Pii,  Hi38,  Ho2)  siV,  ^w;e7?.     (209)  ^t*''  (Q^^  Pl^^  Pu^  Hi=^)  he 

~     T 

Straight,  right.  (210)  '-]^^  (Q25,  Ni29,  Pi^s,  Pfis,  Hii7,  Hitlip2) 
he  heavy.  (211)  ':513  (Qi,  HiH,  Pilpel2^  PolpaP)  co^itom. 
(212)  nrT3  (Ni^i,  Pii5,  Hi6)  A/(?e,  conceal.     (213)  HDD  (Q^  Ni2, 

-     T  T    T 

Pii28,  Pii7^  Hithp9)  cover,  conceal.  (214)  DJL^D  (Q^  Pi^,  Hi^^) 
heprovokeJ.    (215)  JIID  (Q^^^  Ni^o,  Pu2,  Hi^o,  HqI)  cut.     (216) 

-    T 

*7ti^D  (Q-^  N^^  Pi^  Hi9,  Hoi)  stumlle.  (217)  Z''^^  W\ 
Pii^  Hi^2)^,j,^  on^  clothe.  (218)  p^  (Qi^,  Poleli,  Hi^,  Hitlip^i) 
scorn.  (219)  D1!D  (Qi^,  Ni23,  Hi2,  Hitlipi)  mot^e, /o^^e?-.  (220) 
niD  (Q^^  PoleP,  Hii40,  Ho68)  J/e.  (221)  D'PD  (Nl'^^  Pi^^ 
Hi2,  Hithp2)  escape.  (222)  |*fcX^  (Q8,  Ris,  Hii,  Hithpoi) 
despise.  (223)  ;?^^  (Qio^,  Nil,  p^^  p^i^  Hi^S)  smite,  touch. 
(224)  tr^^  (Q^^  Nii7,  Hi37,  Ho2,  Hithpi)  approach.  (225) 
Tl^^  (Q-,'Poi,  Hill,  H62,  Hithpoi)  wander.  (226)  ni^  (Q^, 
Ni2i^  Pill,  H127^  H61)  c7nY-e  out,  hanish.  (227)  t]*!^  (Qi,  Poleli, 
Hi3*,  H61)  shake,  wave,  sift.  (228)  '?m  (Q^^  Pi^  Hii^,  HqI, 
Hithpi)  inherit.  (229)  HDJ  (Ni^,  Pi^  Hi^9,  Hithp*)  know, 
fee  ignorant.  (230)  Tlp^  (Q",  Nl^  Pi\  Hll^  H62)  powr  ow^ 
awoin^.  (231)  ;;p^  (Qi^^  N^,  Hi8)  depart.  (232)  ^g^  (Q^so^ 
Hi6i,  Hithp5,  Tmfall.    (233)  '7^^^  (Xii^,  Pl^   Hii^s,  Hoi, 


According  to  their  Stems.  G3 


Hithpi)  snatch,  deliver.  (234)  UT)^  (Q^^  Nii2,  Pi2,  Ho^, 
Hithp*)  avenge.  (235)  ^^^  (Q^^o,  Ni32^  p^is^  Hi2,  Hitlip^) 
lift  up,  hear,  (236)  p-|^  (Q30,  Ni2,  Pi?,  Pfti,  HqI)  break 
down,  destroy.  (237)  pHJ  (Q3,  Niio,  Pii\  Hi^,  HqI)  tear 
{away).  (238)  DDD  (Q««,  Ni^o,  Pii,  PO'ePi,  Hi^^  Ho^)  turn, 
5Mn-0M«^?.  (239)  n^D  (Q**,  Ni8,  Pi^,  Pfis,  Hr-^o)  shut.  (240) 
niD  (Q^^^  Hii37,  H65,  Poleli)  i«rH  «5/Jr.  (241)  njlD  (Qi, 
Ni30,  Pi\  Pill,  Hi45,  HithpS)  co«cea/.  (242)  l^;.*  (Q2C8,  Ni*, 
Pu2,  Hi8,  Ho4)  5er^;^.  (243)  H^l^T  (Qi,  Pi^,  Hr^/Hoi,  Hith- 
pali,  Pilel2)  testify.  (244)  ni;^  (Ql^  Ni?,  [PSleli^,  PTlpel] 
Hi3i,  [Hithpo*])  ««;rj.'e.  (245)  w^i;r  (Q24,  PSleP,  Hi2,  Hith- 
poi)/»/.  (246)  nil)  (QS^  N13,  Hii,  Hoi)  rec/eew^.  (247) 
p£)  (Q^^  Nll^  Poleli,  Pilpeli,  Hi36,  Hithpali)  5ca//er.  (248) 
nra  (Q-2,  Pir^,  Hii)/e«r,  /nm/./f.  (249)  N*'^^  (Nf'e  pfi 
Hiio,  Hithpi)  separate,  he  tconderful.  (250)  D'^S  (Q^  Pi^^ 
Hi2)  escape.  (251)  n:5  (Q"^  Pi^^  Hi^,  Ho^)  turnabout.  (252,) 
"TpS  (Q^^  Ni^S  Pt^  Pii-,  Hi29,  Ho8,  Ilitlip^  Hotlip^)  t;z5,V, 
jiwmZ^er,  appoint.  (253)  n^p  (Qi,  Xii2,  Yi\  Vn\  IIV ,  Hithp*) 
separate.     (254)  tOCT't)  (Q^,  Pi^,  Hiis,  Hithpi)*^np  oj.     (255) 

~       T 

pnv  (Q^,  Nil,  pf5^  pni2^  mthpi)  be  righteous.  (256)  pjt;y 

(Q46,  Ni«,  Pii,  Hii)  ^r7/  o«^  (257)  nny  (Q*^  Pill,  HiIO)  dil- 
tress.     (258)  t^'lp  (Q^^  Ni^,  PIT^  Pii-^  Hi^*,  Hitlip^^)  be  holy. 

(259)  Dip  (Q*•^^  W^  Polel^  Hii45,  Ho^,  HithpC^)  r/^e,  «fa«d 

(260)  ^^p  (Q12,  Niii,  R^o,  Pii^  IIii3,  RlpeP,  Hithpalpi)  ie 
light,  despised.  (261)  N^p  (Q'^9,  M«8,  Pu?,  Hii)  ca?Z,  me^f. 
(262)  T]V  W^  NT^  PY7,  Hi«6)  Jmw;  7i€an  (263)  nti*p  (Q^ 
Ml,  Pii,  Hi2i)  he  hard.     (264)  tT^  (Q^,  Hi?,  Hithp4)  s]ir,  he 


64  Verbs  Arranged  according  to  Stems. 

agitated.  (265)  D^  (Q^^  PoleF^  P61aF,  HPS,  Ho^,  HithpaP) 
he  Ugh.  (266)  pi  (Q^^  PoleU,  Hi^)  run.  (267)  pm  (Q-^ 
N:ri,  Vi\  Hi24)  Zyg  far  off.  (268)  ^1  (Qi^,  Pi^^,  Piii,  Hi^ 
Hithpoi)  sing,  cry  aloud.  (269)  ^^^^^  (Q-«,  Pi^,  Hii^)  suffice. 
(270)  nnb^  (Qi^  Pi^^  Hii)  /rt^r//^,  Z>e  merry.  (271)  ^7^)^:^ 
(Qi,  Pii,  Hi'4)  rtc^  i^«6-e7^,  prosper.     (272)  7kS»::^  (Qic5,  Ni^, 

~       T 

Pi2,  Hi2)  rrs/.'.  (273)  ^^L'  (Q^s,  Ni^e,  Pi^e,  Hii,  HqI)  ?.rm/c  m 
pieces.  (274)  -TnCT  (Q^^  Ni^,  Pi^  Po^  Pii^^  Ho^)  tZes^ro?/. 
(275)  nitr*  (Q682/P61eli2,  P61ali,  Hi^oo,  HqI^)  f^^n*.  (276) 
nnt:^'  (QS  Hi1,  Htthpaleli^o)  do  obeisance.  (277)  DW 
(Nt^'Pi39,  Hiio^  H62)  corr^^p^  destroy.  (278)  I^C^'  (Q^^^  P6- 
M^\  Hoi)  5/,,^.  (279)  |-|^^f'  (Q5G0^  Xii,  Pi^co,  Piiio,  Hi^) 
send,  (280)  D^L:*  (Q^^  NlT-s,  P6'eH,  Hi'^,  Hp^  Hithpo^) 
astonished,  he  desolate.  (281)  ^Dt^"  (Q^^^^  Ni^s,  Pi^,  HiCO) 
hear. 


V.     Verbs  Arranged  according  to  the  Character  of 
THEIR  Radicals.'' 


LIST    XXV. 

strong   Verbs. 


[Fn  the  following  list,  Q*  designates  a  Qal  with  a  in  the  Imperfect  and 
Imperative;  Pi*  designates  a  Pi'el  with  a  in  the  Perfect  3  m.  sg.] 

(1)  "T^^  (Q)  i^eal  treaclieroushj.     (2)  S-J^  (Ni,  Hi)  divide. 

(3)  t:*P5  (Pi,  Pii)  seek.    (4)  ^^^3  (Q,  Pi,  Pu,  Hi)  loll    (5) 

bia^  (Q*,  Pi,  Pu,  III,  Hithp.)  he  great.     (6)  "^U  (Q,  Ni)  ^ear 

-  T  -  T 

««;«?/.     (7)  ^r^^  (Q)  </e^(?  ?rf/?  or  ill  with.     (S)  ^jjl  (Q,  Ni, 

-     T  -   T 

Pi,  Pu,  Ilitbp)  steal  (9)  pD^  (Q*,  Pu,  Hi,  Ho)  cleave  to. 
(10)  *1D^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  speak.     (11)  Cn*l  (Q, 

~      T  ~     T 

Ni)  tread,  seek.     (12)  Ipt  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  rememher.     (13)  ")0? 

(Q:  Ni,  Pi)  s/»r/.    (14)  Ip/  (Q*,  Hi)  Z;e  old.    (15)  f^D  (Q,  n{ 

Hi)  secrete.     (10)  TDD  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  he  lieavy. 

■     T 

(17)  D:13  (Q,  Pi,  Pii,  Hothp)  icasli.  (18)  D'?D  (Ni,  Hi,  Ho) 
he  ashamed.  (19)  "IDD  (Pi,  Pu,  Hithp,  Nithp)  cover.  (20) 
'7^'D  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Ho)  stumhle.  (21)  ^HD  (Q,  Ni,  Pi) 
write.  (22)  t^O'^  (Q*,  P^,  Hi)  p««  o^^.  (23)  nO'?  (Q,  Ni, 
Hithp)  cajjture.  (24)  l^^  (Q*,  Pi,  Pu)  learn.  (25)  Op^^ 
(Q,  Pi,  Pii,  Hithp)  gather.  (26)  ^prj  (Q,  Ni,  Hithp.)  seZ?. 
(27)  D^D  (Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  escape.     (28)  tj'pD  (Q,  Ni,  Hi, 

1  Only  the  most  common  verbs  arc  here  classified. 


66  Verbs  Arranged  According  to 

Ho)  he  king.  (29)  T]^'0  (Q,  Ni,  Pii)  prolong.  (30)  ^^12 
(Q,  Hi)  rule.  (31)  n;iD  (Q,  Ni,  Pii,  Hi)  close.  (32)  "qOD  (Q, 
Ni,  Pi)  sustain.     (33)  I^D   (Q,  Ni)   mowr^i.     (34)  ^£30  (Q, 

XT  -      T 

Ni,  Pi,  Pii)  number.  (35)  "inO  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hitlip) 
conceal.  (36)  tO^|)  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  escape.  (37)  in|)  (Q,  Ni, 
Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp,  Hothp)  visit.    (38)  LDtTiD  (Q*,  Pi,  Hi, 

-      T 

Hithp)  strip  off.  (39)  p"!^^  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  he  right- 
eous. (40)  |5^  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  conceal.  (41)  ^3^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi, 
Pii)  hury.  (42)  D"lp  (Pi,  Hi)  he  before.  (43)  tTHp  (Q*,  Ni, 
Pi*  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  L  holy.  (44)  r]VP  (Q,  Hi,  Hithp)  be 
wroth.  (45)  l^^p  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hithp)  hind,  conspire.  (46) 
YT\  (Q*,  Hi)  croMc/i.  (47)  ]T\  (Q*,  Hi,  Hithp)  ^remiZe. 
(48)  ^r\  (Q,  Pi,  Tiph'el)  tread,  spy.     (49)  ^^1  (Q*,  Hi)riJe. 

-  T  -      T 

(50)  ':JOtr  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  he  wise.    (51)  ^y^  (Q,  Ni,  Hithp) 

-  T  -     T 

hire.  (52)  ^D^:^"  (Q,  Ni,  Pi*,  Hi,  Ho)  break  in  pieces.  (53) 
r\y^  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  cease,  rest.  (54)  ri^^  (Q,  Ni,  Pii)  over- 
flow.    (55)  '^btr  (Q*,  Pi,  Hi)  Z>e  bereaved.     (56)  DDuT  (Hi) 

T  -      T 

rise  early.  (57)  Tl^D*  (Hi,  Ho)  cast,  send.  (58)  I^C^'  (Ni, 
Hi)  c^e^^ro?/.     (59)  "^DtT  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hithp)  keej).     (60)  '^iDJ^' 

-     T  ••    T 

(Q*,  Hi)  become  low.  (61)  OP*^^"  (Q,  Hi)  6e  <?Mze^.  (62) 
t^^D  (Q,  Ni,  Pi)  catch. 


THE   CUARACTER   OF  THEIR,   RADICALS.  67 

LIST    XXVI. 

'£}  Onttural   Verbs.i 

[In  the  following-  list  those  with  the  Qal  indicated  by  Q,  have  for 
their  Imperfect  a  form  like  '^b^*' ;  Q*  indicates  an  Imperfect  like  '7CDJ7'' ; 
Q+.like  Sb;*:;  Q**,like  Sp;';. ;  Qtt,  like  Sbj;^.^..or  hbjl'J  Hi  indicates 
a  Perfect  like  S'tpj^H,  hut  Hi*,  like  S'P>*n;  Ni,  a  Perfect  like  Sd;'3., 

z>utNi*,  like  Sp;;;..]' 

(1)  '^DN*  (Q*,  Hi,  Hithp)  mourn.  (2)  pK  (Q*,  Pi,  Hi, 
Hithp)  he  established.  (3)  r|pN  (Qtt,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu,  Hithp)  gather. 
(4)  nOi^  (Qtt,  Ni*,  Pii)  huui.  (5)  aZ*i<  (Q*%  Ni*,  Hi*)  he 
guilty,  destroy.  (6)  t]5n  (Q,  Ni*,  Ho,  Hithp)  overturn.  (7) 
"1511  (Q,  Pi  (with  lilt,  a),  Pii,  Hi*,  Hithp)  join.  (8)  COM 
(Q,  Q*,  Pi,  Pu)  hind,  gird.  (9)  ^T}  (Qt)  ^m?.  (10)  '71(1 
(Q**,  Hi)  cease.  (11)  prH  (Q*,  Pi  (with  ult.  a).  Hi,  Hithp)  he 
strong.     (12)  D^H  (Q**,  Pi,  Pu,  Hi*,  Hithp)  he  icise.     (13) 

-     T 

^V}  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  change.  (14)  j^^H  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  draio  out. 
(15)  pyn  (Q,  Ni*,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  distribute.  (16)  ^^gil 
(Qt)  pitl,  spare.  (17)  j^fiH  (Qt,  Q**)  delight.  (18)  DVC? 
(Qt,  Ni*,  Pii,  Hi)  dig.  (19)  ^"^^n  (Qt,  Ni*,  Pi)  search.  (20) 
DC*n  (Qt,  Ni*,  Pi  (with  ult.  a),  Hithp)  think,  impute.     (21) 

'i\i^n  (Qt,  Ni*)  loithhoid.  (22)  Dnn  (Qt,  m*,  Pi,  m*)  seat 

(23)  15j;  (Q,  Ni,  Pii,  Hi,  Ho)  serve.  (24)  l^J^^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi 
(with  ult.  a),  Hi,  Hithp)  i^ass  over.  (25)  ^m  (Q,  Ni,  Pii) 
abandon.  (26)  It;?  (Q,  Qt,  Ni,  Hi'^)  assist.  (27)  l^I^  (Q, 
Hi,  H6)s^a7it?.  (28)  lVj[/  (Qt,  Ni*)  res/mm  (29)  pCTJ^  (Q, 
Pii)  oppress. 


1  In  List  XXXIX.  will  be  found  the  most  common  '3  guttural  verbs 
which  are  also  H  "S  . 


68  Verus  Arranged  Accordusto  to 

LIST    XXVII. 

'^»    Ciuttural   Verbs. 

[In  the  following-  list  Q*  indicates  an  Imperfect  like  7J<P';  Pi*,  Pu*, 
and  Hithp*  indicate  that  in  thiese  stems  Daghes-forte  is  implied.] 

(1)  ^7^^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  redeem.     (2)   fXD  (Pi) 

refuse.     (3)  ^^  (Q,   Ni,   Pi*,  Hi)  ask.     (4)  ^H^  (Ni,   Pi*, 

Pii,  Hi)  confouud.     (5)  nnO    (Q,  Pi*,  Pii,  Hithp*)  he  clean. 

(6)  nnp  (Q,  Ni,  Pi*)  hasten.     (7)  ^Hp  (Ni,  Hi)  congregate. 

(8)   nra    (Q,  Ni,  Pii*)  c/ioose.     (9)    ITO  (Ni,  Pi*,  Hi)  lilde. 

(10)  DhS  (Q,    Ni)  fight      (11)  nra  (Q,    Pi*,    Hi)    tremUe. 

-     T  ~     T 

(12)  Dnn  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  Z^-:'  enlarged.  (13)  0^  (Pi*,  Pii*)  have 
mercy.  (14)  yrT\  (Q,  Pii*,  Hithp)  zr«sA.  (15)  pm  (Q,Pi*, 
Hi)  Z;e  far  off.  (16)  pH^  (Q,  Pi*,  Hi)  laugh.  (17)  DflCr' 
(Q,  Ni)  Mil.  (18)  nnt:^"  (Ni,  Pi*,  Hi,  Ho)  destroy.  (19) 
"i;^^  (Q,  Pi*,  Pii,  Hi)  consume.  (20)  DJ;D  (Q,  Pi*,  Ba)  pro- 
vohe.  (21)  S;;|)  (Q)  ,7,,.  (22)  p;^y  (Q,'  Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  cry. 
(23)  r\'^'2  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Hithp)  hless.  (24)  cn^  (Q, 
Ni,  Pi,  Pii)  drive  out.  (25)  p^J  (Q*,  Pii)  sprlnUe.  (26) 
f]n*Lp  (Q*,  Ni,  Pii)  tear,  mid.  (27)  n^D  (Q*,  Ni,  Pii,  Hi, 
Ho)  cut.     (28)    n^iD    (Q,   Ni,   Pi,  Pii,   Hi,   Hithp)  separate, 

-    T 

divide.  (29)  p|)  (Q*,  Ni,  Pii,  Hithp)  hreah  forth.  (30) 
bn3  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi')  spread  out.  (31)  w^^V  (Q^  Ni,  Pi)  refine. 
(32)  '^^Ip  (Q,  Ni,  Pi*,  Hi)  draw  near.  ^  (33)  qnt^  (Q,  Ni, 
Pii)  hum.    (34)  jllt;!^  (Pi)  minister. 


THE  Character  of  their  Radicals.  69 

LIST    XXVIII. 

'7    Guttural   I'erbs. 

(1)  (15^  (Q,   Hi)   he  Mrjli.     (2)    npD   (Q,    Hi)    trust.      (3) 

nn^  (Q/Hi)/ee.  (4)  rar  (Q,  Pi)  ^«Wc^-  (5)  re'p  (Q, 

Ni)  'anom^.     (6)    n^p    (Q,'  Ni)  forcjli:e.     (7)    m|)  (Q^  Hi) 

flouru^l•  (8)  n^>n  (Q,  m,  pi,  pu)  ./«?/.  o)  n'?e*  (Q,  ni, 

-     T  -     T 

Pi,  Pii,  Hi)  send.  (10)  115^  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  rejoice.  (11)  ;;'?^ 
(Q,  Xi,  Pi,  Pii,  Hithp)  swallow.  (12)  ^/^H^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu, 
Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  cleave.  (13)  ^^3  (Xi,  Hi)  ^e  humbled.  (14) 
^"13  (Q,  Hi)  ?>e«(Z  the  knee.  (15)  ^^^^  (Q,  Ni)  withhold. 
(16)  yj£D  (Q,  Hi)  meet,  touch.  (17)  i/*^'£)  (Q,  Ni)  transgress. 
(18)  ;r'-)p  (Q,  Ni)  rend.  (19)  ^^^H  (Q,  Hi)  he  wicked.  (20) 
;;5b*  (q!  Pi,  Hi)  sa^is/i/.  (21)  ];y^  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  swear. 
(22)  ;r,^C^'  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  hear.     (23)   ^^nn   (Q,  Ni)  strike, 

hlow. 

LIST    XXIX. 

Verbs    Containing  T^vo   Gutturals. 

[In  the  verbs  '£3  g-uttural  of  the  following  list,  Q  indicates  a  Qal  Impf. 
like  ^b]^'^\  Q*,  like  Stpi^..;  Qtt,  like  bb^^A 

(1)  D'lN*  (Qtt,  Pi,  Hi)  lie  in  amhush.     (2)  ^"IK  (Q^,  Hi) 

prolong.  ^3)  j^H   (Q,  Ni,  Pu)  kill.    (4)  D^H  (Q,  Qtt,  Ni, 

-    T  -    T 

Pi)  hreak  down.  (5)  DIH  (Q*,  Ni,  Pii,  Hi,  Ho)  he  dried  up. 
(G)    inn    (Q*,   Hi)   tremhle.       (7)    D^IH    (Hi,   Ho)   devote, 

-  r  -   T 

destroy.  (8)  ^'Tj  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi)  rejyroach.  (9)  t^'lH  (Q,  Ni, 
Pi)  cut,  engrave.     (10)  tinPT  (Q*,  Hi,  Hithp)  Z>e  silent.     (11) 

■■    T 

nnj;  (Q,  Hithp)  give  security,  pledge.  (12)  tj^^  (Q,  Hi) 
arm?i^e.  (13)  tV^  (Q^  ^i.  Hi)  shake.  (14)  ^^Hf  (Q,  Ni, 
Pii,  Hi)  sow. 


70  Verbs  Arranged  According  to 

LIST    XXX. 

I  "3  Vei'bs. 

[In  the  following  list  Q  designates  those  Qal-stems  which  have  for 
the  Impf.,  Imv.  and  Inf.  const,  the  forms  Sb\  Sbj,  VtOJ;  Q*,  those 
stems  which  have  112\  /ID  ,  ri/D;  Q+,  those  stems  which  have  112\ 
itD  ,  bby,  Q^+j  those  stems  which  have  IDT  or  7DJ\  i.e.,  nn  unas- 
similated  J  .  More  or  less  variation  as  to  the  form  of  the  Qal  Impf., 
Tmv.  and  Inf.  const,  will  be  found  in  these  verbs.  It  is  also  to  be  noted 
that  in  some  only  the  Impf.  occurs;  in  others,  the  Impf.  and  Imv.;  in 
others,  only  the  Impf.  and  Inf.  const.] 

(1)  ^^K^  (Qtt,  Pi)  commit  adulter^j.     (2)  y^^  (Qtt,  Pi,  Hi, 

Hithp)  despise.    (3)   t3D^   (Pi,  Hi)  look.    (4)  ^"Z^l   (Q,  Pi) 

wither.     (5)  HJlJ    (Hi,  Ho)  make  known.     (6)  T/jJj  (Qt,  Ni, 

Pi,  Pii,  Hi)  touch.    (7)  fl^^  (Q,  Ni,  Hithp)  smite.    (8)  t^^'J^ 

(Q*,  Ni,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  approach.    (9)  m^  (Qt,  Ni,  Pu,  Hi' 

Ho)  drive.    (10)   nn^  (Q)  vow.    (11)   JIH^   (Qtt,   Pi)   lead. 

(12)  ^m  (Qtt,  Pi,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  inherit.     (13)    VtD^  (Qt, 

Ni)p?a?i^.    (14)  tr'CO^  (Q,  Ni,  Pii)  spm/cZ  ow^.    (15)  "IDJ  (Ni, 

-     T  -   T 

Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  know.  (16)  t]P^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Ho)  i:)our  out. 
(17)  ;.^p^  (Qt,  Ni,  Hi)  depart.  (18)  ^^^  (Q,  Hi,  Hithp,  Pii) 
fall.     (19)  :nV^  (Ni,  Hi,  Ho,  Plithp)  stand.     (20)  HV^  (Ni, 

~   T  -   T 

Pi)  he  pre-eminent.  (21)  ^*^^  (Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  snatchy 
deliver.  (22)  ^V^  (Q)  oisert'f?,  lya/c/i.  (23)  ^H^  (Q,  Ni) 
(7f^«e.  (24)  Dp^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Ho,  Hithp)  avenge.  (25)  JltT^ 
(Hi)  reach.  (26)  TjCO  (Q,  Q*,  Pi,  Hi)  lend.  (27)  p^j  (Qt' 
Pi,  Hi)  A'^s..  (28)  fn^  (Q,  Ni,  Ho)  give.  (29)  p*!^  (Q,  Ni, 
Pi,  Pu,  Ho)  hreak  down.  (30)  pjl^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi," Hi,  Ho) 
draw  out. 


THE  Character  of  their  Radicals.  71 

LIST    XXXI. 

;,♦";♦   Verbs. 

[In  the  following:  list,  Q  designates  those  stems  which,  in  the  Qal  Im- 
perfect, have  the  form  dp^ ;  Q*,  those  which  have  the  form  Dp' ;  Q+, 
those  which  have  the  form  l2Ty.    Ni*  desig-nates  a  Niph'al  Perfect  like 

Dpj .] 

(1)  bb^  (Q,  mthp6)  confound.  (2)  ^^^  (Q,  Ni*,  P6'al, 
m,  Hithpo,  Pilpel,  Hithpal)  roll  (3)  00*1  (Q*,  Ni,  Po'el, 
Hi)  be  dumh,  amazed.  (4)  inO  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  P6'el,  Hithpo) 
measure.  (5)  11^  (Q*  P6  al.  Hi,  Ho,  Hithpo)  icander.  (6) 
220  (Q,  Q^  Ni,  Pi,  P6'el,  Hi,  Ho)  surround.  (7)  tlDD  (Q, 
Hi,  Ho)  coyer,  protect.  (8)  ':j'2t3  (Pi,  Hithp)^m?/.  (9)  T^Q 
(Q,  Po'el,  Pil,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithpo)  break.     (10)  ^^y    (Qf,  Pii, 

-    T 

Hi)  distress.  (11)  Tin  (Q*)  bow  the  head.  (12)  ^^p  (Qf, 
Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Hi,  Pilpel,  Hithpalp)  be  light.  (13)  f^l  (Q,  Pi, 
Pii,  Hi^Hithifd)  suig.crT/ aloud.  (14)  "|"TtJ^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii, 
Ho)  destroy.  (15)  D?^'  (Q,  Q*,  Qt,  Ni,  Po'el,  Hi,  Ho, 
Hithpo)  be  astonished,  laid  ivaste. 
(16)  niN*  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Ho)  curse.    (17)   '^'7,1   (Q,  Pi,  Pu, 

-    T  -     T 

Hithp,  Po'el,  Hithpo,  BX)  praise.  (18)  Jl^H  (Q)  dance.  (19) 
b'yn  (Q,  Pi,  P6  el,  Pii,  V6''3d) pierce.  (20)'':)'7n  (Ni,  Pi,  Pii, 
Hi,  Ho,  Hithpo)  pro/a«e,  begin.  (21)  fjn  (Q,  Ni,  P6el,  Ho, 
Hithp)  be  gracious.  (22)  jliin  (Qt,  Pi,  Hi)  Z/e  dismayed. 
(23)  DD"I  (Q,  Pii)  ^e  ^lany.  (24)  t;^^  (Qt,  Hi,  Hithpo)  be 
ei;i7. 


72  Verbs  Arranged  According  to 

LIST    XXXII. 

J< '£)  Terbs. 

(1)  n5{<  (Q'  Pi(^)'  Ht)  TON*^ ,  -|3N>]  perM.  (2)  n^N* 
(Q)  [HDN^l  ^e  2m7/^';^^.  (3)  tm  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Ho)  Lr^^^^ 
also  rn^^]  5^^'^c,  /ioZf?.     (4)  ^^H  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,Pu,  Hi)  i":)^^^ , 

':'5^^']  ^^^-  (5)  iDN*  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Hithp)  TON^ ,  npN^ , 

n^N*n]  ^«i/.    (6)  n£)K  (Q,  Ni)  [HiDN^]  z>«/^e. 

-I-  T      T 

LIST    XXXIII. 

V'£}   Verbs. 

[In  the  following'  list,  Q  designates  those  stems  described  in  §  00.  3.  a 
of  the  Elements;  Q*,  those  described  in  §90.  2.  b;  Q+,  those  described 
in  §  90.  4.] 

(1)  l^*y  (Q*,  Pi,  Hi)  he  dry.     (2)  i*Jl>  (Q*    Pi,  Hi)  labor, 

be  icearij.     (3)    HI*    (Q*j  Pi»   Hi,  Hithp)  cr/s^,   ^/ye  thanks. 

T  T 

(^)  ;^"l^  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  P6,  Pu,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  hnoio.  (5)  DH^ 
(Q)  ^iVe.    (6)  -in^  (Q,  Pi)  join.    (7)  Sn^  (Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  uyuV. 

-  T  ~  T 

(8)    \iy  (Ni,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  rex>rove,  judge.     (9)  ^y  (Q* 

-  T  '  T 

[Ho])  be  able.  (10)  I'p*  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  bring 
forth.  (11)  rf2\  (Q,  Hi)  walk.  (12)  HDJ  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu, 
Ho)  found.  (13)  r|p^  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  add.  (14)  ^D^*  (Qt,  Ni, 
Pi,  Hi,  Nithp)  chastise.  (15)  IJt^^  (Q*,  Ni,  Hi,  Ho)  appoint, 
assemble.  (16)  w^;;^^  (Q*)  be  loeary.  (17)  J^^T^*  (Q*,  Ni 
Hithp)  give  counsel.     (18)  ^y  (Q*  Pi,  Hithp)  be  beautiful. 

TT 

(19)  N*y^  (Q,  Hi,  Ho)  go  forth.  (20)  JV*  (Hi,  Ho)  se^  p?acf. 
(21)  yh  (Hi,  Ho)  spreac?  down.  (22)  pV^  (Q,  Qt,  Hi,  Ho) 
pour  out.  (23)  nV^  (Q*.  Qt,  Ni,  Pu,  H6)  form.  (24)  JlVJ 
(Qt,Ni,Hi)A;iW?e.  (25)  |^p^  (Q*)  aw^a/ce.  (26)  ^DJ  (Q,  Q*, 
Hi)  Z^epreciows.     (27)  l^'H'*  {Q,^i,  Ho)  bind,  lay  snares.     (28) 


THE    CnAKACTEU   OF   THEIR   RADICALS.  73 

K")^  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi)  he  afraid.     (29)  yy  (Q,  Hi,  Ho)  go  doian. 
(30)  rn*  (Q*»  Ni,  Hi)  cast,  imtruct.     (31)   tV^'^  (Q*,  Ni,  Pi, 

TT  ~T 

III)  seize,  possess.     (32)  '2^''   (Q,  M,  Pi,  Hi,  Ho)  sit,  dwell 

~     T 

(33)  fg>^  (Q•^Ni,Pi)5/efi9.     (3i)  ^^^^'^^  (Ni,  Hi)  deliver.     (35) 
nn^  (Ni,  Hi)  he  left  over. 

-  T 

LIST    XXXIV. 

^  ""'£)    Verbs. 
(1)  Dt?^    (Q,  Hi)  6e  i/oo./.     (2)  ^y  (Hi)   teimzV.     (3)    PI 
(Hi)  ^o   ^0   ^/^e  right.     (4)  p^^^  (Q,   Hi)  suck.      (5)    j-^p^^   (Q) 
awake.     (6)  ")t^^  (Q,  Pi,  Pu,  Hi)  he  straight. 

~     T 

LIST    XXXV. 

ry    Verbs. 

[In  the  following-  list  Q  designates  an  Impf .,  Imv.  and  Inf.  const,  with 
u;  Q*,  an  Irapf.,  Imv.  and  Inf.  const,  with  o  =  a.] 

(1)  nix  (Q*,  Ni,  Hi)  shine.     (2)  X13  (Q*,  Hi,  Ho)  enter. 

(3)  n::i    (Q)  despise       (4)    t^*1:3  (Q*,  Polel,  Hi,  Hithpo)  he 

ashamed.     (5)  ^IJI  (Q,  Hithpo)  sojourn.     (6)  p*!  (Q,  Ni,  Hi) 

judge.     (7)    n'l  (Q,   Ni,  Hi,  Ho)   thresh.     (8)  Dlt  (Q)  >w^. 

(9)    nir    (Q,  Hi)   ?>o*7.     (10)  '^in  (Q,  PSlel,  Polal,  Hi,   Ho, 

Hithiio)  he  in  pain,  hr ill g  forth.     (11)  ^l^  (Q,  Hi)  he  good. 

(12)  ^):i  (Q,   Hi,  Pilpel,   Polpal)  contain.     (13)  p3  (Q,    Ni, 

Polel,  Polal,  Hithpo,  Hi,  Ho)  prepare,  estahlish.     (14)  1^^ 

(Q,  Polel,  Hi,  Hithpo)  scorn.     (15)  jll^  (Q,  Ni,  Polel,  Hithpo) 

melt.     (16)   DID   (Q,  Ni,  Hi,   Hithpo)   he  moved.     (17)  H^tD 

(Q,  Ni,  Hi)  circumcise.     (18)  t^^'l^  (Q,  Hi)  ^Z^^par^.     (19)  r)1,t3 

(Q,  Polel,  Hi,  Ho)  die.    (20)  Hl^  (Q,  Hi,  Ho)  rest.    (21)  Di:i 

(Q,  Hi)  flee.     (22)  ^^IJl  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  move,  nod.     (23)  t]*!^  (Q, 


74  "  Verbs  Arranged  Accordixo  to 

Polel,  Hi,  Ho)  slmUe,  sift.  [24)  J1D  (Q,  Ni)  turn  lack.  (25) 
niD  (Q,  Hi,  Ho,  Polel)  turn,  aside.  (26)  lljl^  (Q,.  Pi,  Hi, 
Ho,  Hithpo)  testify.  (27)  w^l^T  (Q,  Polel,  Hi,  Ho,  Hitlipo) 
fly-  (28)  y\);  (Q,  Xi,  Polel,  Pi,  Pilpel,  Hi,  Hithpal,  Hitlipo) 
aicake.  (29)  pB  (Q,  Xi,  Polel,  Pilpel,  Hi)  scatter.  (30) 
DIV  (Q)  /t/s^.  (31)  niy  (Q,  Hi)  press,  besiege.  (32)  Dip 
(Q,  Pi,  Polel,  Hi,  Ho,  Hitlipo)  rise,  stand.  (33)  D*ll  (Q, 
Polel,  Polal,  Hi,  Ho)  he  high.  (34)  y_T\  (Pu,  Hi,  Hitlipo) 
shout.  (35)  p*-)  (Q,  Polel,  Hi)  run.  (36)  :i1t:^'  (Q,  Polel, 
Polal,  Hi,  Ho)  turn. 

LIST    XXXVI. 

""'^^   Verbs. 

[Tho  foUoTving  list  contains  the  verbs  generally  classified  as  ''"^. 
Outside  of  the  Qal  their  forms  are  those  of  verbs  V'_>*.  Q*  designates 
those  forms  Avhich  have  also  V'j,^  forms  in  Qal.] 

(1)  1^5  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Polel,  Hithpo)  perceive.  (2)  ^>^  (Q*) 
exult.  (3)  jn  (Q*,  m)  judge.  (4)  '^^H  (Q*,  Polel,  Polal,  Hi, 
Ho,  Hitlipo)  he  in  p>ain,  he  strong,  icait.  (5)  |v  (Q*,  Hith- 
po) lodge.  (6)  Z*'''^  (Q*)  depart.  (7)  ^H  (Q*,  Hi)  strive. 
(8)  n^b'  (Q*,  Polel)  s2Jeak,  meditate.  (9)  D^tT  (Q*,  Hi,  Ho) 
put.  (10)  b^^C^  (Q*)  rfioice.  (11)  n^t:*  (Q*,  Polel,  Ho)  sing.  ■ 
(12)  n^b^'  (Q,Ho)i)^^^. 

LIST    XXXVII. 

K  "S    Verbs. 

(1)  Nn3   (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  [Hi])  crer7^..     (2)  K:2n  (Ni,  Pii,  Hi, 

T   T  T     T 

Ho,   Hithp)    hide.     (3)    KJOn  (Q,   Pi,   Hi,   Hithp)   sin.     (4) 

T      T 

K*JO  (Q,   Ni,   Pi,   Pii,   Hithp,   Hothp)  he  unclean.     (5)  i<y^ 

•"      T  T  T 

(Q,  Hi,   Ho)  go  forth.     (6)   i<-)^^  (q,   Xi,  Pi)   he  afraid.     (7) 


THE   CnAKACTER  OF  THEIR   RADICALS.  75 

N'^D  (Q,  Ni,  Pi)  restrain.  (8)  ^♦'pp  (Q,  Xi,  Pi,  Pu,  Hitlip) 
he  full     (9)  N^D  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  find.     (10)   ^^    (Q,    N'l,  Hi, 

T     T  T      T 

Hithp)  lift  up.     (11)  N*DJ  (Ni,  Hitlip)  ^roj^Aes?/.     (12)  ^*^£) 

T    T  T     1 

(Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  he  iconderfal.  (13)  NrtD^  (Q)  he  tliirsty. 
(14)  ^yp^  (Pi,  Hi)  Z^e  jealous.  (15)  K^^  (Q,  Ni,  Pu)  call. 
(16)  Knp  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  meet.  (17)  ^:^3'-|  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hithp) 
heal.     (18)  kSJir  (Q,  Ni,  Pi)  hate. 

T 

LIST    XXXVIII. 

n"S   Verbs. 

(1)  HD  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  despise.  (2)  HD^  (Q,  Pi)  i^-c^i^.  (3) 
rb'2{(^,^'i)f^llciicay,  decay.  (4)  HIS  (Q,  Ni)  W/^Z.  (5) 
n^i  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii,  Ho,  Hithp)  revlal.     (6)  HD*!  (Q,  Ni, 

T    T  T      T 

Pi,  Hithp)  he  like.     (7)  n^f  (Q,  Pii,  Hi)  commit  fornication. 

TT 

(8)  n"l*  (Hi,   Hithp)   thank.     (9)  ni^  (Q,   Ni,   Hi)  msf,  in- 

TT  TT 

6-irW.     (10)    n^D    (Q,  Pi)    ^«e»cA.     (11)  n'^D  (Q,  Pi,  Pu) 

T     T  T     T 

complete.  (12)  HOD  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu,  Hithp)  conceal  (13) 
nj'^  (Q,  Ni,  HI)  iom.  (U)  nnp  (Q,  Hi)  reZ>e/.  (15)  n^^ 
tQ,  Ni,  Hi)  stretch  out.  (IG)  HlID  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  e;^J.  (17) 
nnS  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Ho)  redeem.      (18)  rr:!i)  (Q,  Pi.  Hi,   Ho) 

T   T  T    T 

turn  ahouf.  (19)  H^*^  (Pi,  Pu)  command.  (20)  H^^  (Q,  Pi, 
Pii)  watch,  cover.  (21)  Hip  (Q,  Ni,  Pi)  im//.  (22)' ^Jp  (Q, 
Ni,  Hi)  get,  ohtain.      (23)   Ht^^'P   (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  he  sharp, 

T      |t 

hard.     (24)    Hi")   (Q,   Pi,    Hi)   have  dominion.     (25)  H^J^' 

T     T  T     T 

(Q,  Ni)  capture.     (26)  nnt:^  (Q,  Hithp)  do  oheisance.     (27) 

T      T 

nr^z*  [Vu,m)drinh.  (28)  nm*  (Q, Ni)^rm^.  (29)  n'?n 

|t     T  T     T  T      T 

(Q,  Ni,  Pi)  hang. 


76  Verbs  Arranged  According  to 

LIST    XXXIX. 

T]"h  Verbs,  and,  at  the  saiiie  time,  '£)  or  y  Guttural. 

(1)  HDkSt  (Q)  (N"iD)  he  willing.  (2)  TII^  (Q,  Hi)  swear. 
(3)  njn    (Q,  P6,  Hi)  meditate.     (4)    n^H    (Q,   Ni)  66.     (5) 

T    T  T  T 

n^DH  (Q)  wia/ce  a  Tio/se.     (6)  H*!!!  (Q,  Pu,  P6)  conceive.     (7) 

n^n  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  za-6.   (8)  ri-^n  (Q,  ni,  Pi,  Pu,  m,  ho, 

T  T  T     T 

Hithp)  he  sick.  (9)  n^h  (Q)  encamp.  (10)  npn  (Q)  trust. 
(11)  nnn  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Hitbp)  be  angry.  (12)  HflO  (Q,  Ni, 
Pii,  Hi)'L>e  o#.  (13)  n'^Ji;  (Q,  Ni,  Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  go  up. 
(14)  n^j;  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi)  \insicer.  (15)  nJj;  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pu, 
Hi,  Hithp)  afflict.  (16)  T\^\;  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Pii)  do,  make. 
(17)  nnS  (Q,  Hi)  he  fruitful  (18)  n^V  (Q,  Pi,  Pii)  y^atch, 
overlay.  \l9)  n*1p  (Q,  Ni,  Hi)  meet.  (20)  nN^  (Q,Ni,  Pu, 
Hi,  Ho,  Hithp)  \ee.  (21)  HD"!  (Q,  Pi,  Hi)  multiply.  (22) 
n;^"l  (Q,  Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  feld.      (23)   n^n   (Q,  Ni,  m)  6e 

•^     T  T     T 

/ee6Ze.    (24)  H^n  (Q,  Ni,  Pi,  Hi,  Hithp)  he  pleased. 

T     T 

LIST    XL. 

I'erbs   Doubly   ^Veak. 

[In  ihe  following  list  there  are  given  synopses,  or  partial  synopses,  in 
various  stems,  of  those  verbs  whose  inflection  presents  special  diffi- 
culties.] 

(1)    HDN*  he  w'lling-q^\'.  HDN*  (DDON),  HDK^  ODJ^^), 

T     T  T     T  •.•         •      -: 

o^n^*^  vn^^),  vnk,  m^nK-Hiph:  [nnni 

•-!••  T   v:  |v  -IT  v:  |v  jt   "  •  t   " 

vnn  (imv) . 

(3)    N13  enter-Q^^\  :  ^^^2  (HX^  ,   ^HND  ,   ^kV^  ,   Di'lN?), 


THE  Character  of  theiu  Kadicals.  77 

NDH,  j^DH,  Non,  5<^!iD.  Hoph :  N*nin,  ^*n1^ 

n\n  (i^rr)  n1^'l ,  K;in  (nnn).  nipi^  :  n;np . 

(5)  n;n  7/J-Qai:"n;n,  iTn^  onp,  n^rr,  rt^n  (Vfi), 
nVn'7.  Pfei:  nfn,  .Tn;,  .th,  ni'-n,  n.^rr,!:. 
Hipii':  n^rin,  n^nn,  nvnp. 

(6)  nn^^  ^A««V-Hiph :  rriin ,  n^v ,  nnin ,  nnin , 
nnit:  ■    Hithprei :  n^inn ,  min^ ,  ni)m , 

N*V'^  Hiph:  N^vin,  N*^vi''  NVin,  NVin,  N^vin, 

T  T 

;;nv    Nipii:  p-ii:,  ;^n^V  ;^njn,Vniy   mph: 

(9)    ^y  he  afraid-Qa\  :  ^J^  ,   NT^ ,  NH^  .  N*'")^  (HNn^.), 

•  Niph :  Nnv ,  Nni^ . 

••    T  T 

(10)    riT  cas^    mstruct~Q^:    HT  ,    HNT  ,    HT ,    HT, 

ni7 ,  nnv .  Hiph :  nnin ,  nniv,  nnin  /  niiin , 
nnirj. 

(11)  HDii  sfr6^#cA-Qrii :  no:),  nL^^  (ton,  Dn),  no:i, 

T  T  T  T  V  ■  •—  ••  ••    : 

nlto:,  iToj,  no:.    Hipii:  rron,  no^  (on), 
non  (on),  nion ,  np? . 

(12)  n^^  ^mzYe-Hiph:  n^n ,  Hy  crjn),  n^rr  (^n\ 
nsn .  niDH .  n^^ .  n^ph  ■.  n^n ,  ny ,  nDD . 


78  Verbs  Aiujamged  According  to 

(13)   m^^  ^<ft  n,-Q^\ :  m^  ^  m;' ,  m ,  Kibo ,  nm 

T      T  T      T  T      •  T  T 

(also  nK(^  and  ,S*b*^\  ^C^h  Nnt^*J  • 

(14)  Ipl    waJk-Qvd:    ^^» ,    ^fp ,   HD'?.  •     Hipl^  :    ^'^Pl^ 

(raiW  ^^>n),  ^^^^^  ^"rin,  ^^'Sin  ^^'^ir). 

(15)  ^Sn  2t-«7A— Qal  :  ^pH  ,  ^^H*,  ^"PH  ,  ^I^PH  ,  'q'?.'!, 

'q'pn.  Nipii:  "rpof 

(16)  Up'?  ^«A-6-Qai :  np'?,  npv,  np,  nip'?,  nnp_, 
np'?'  nip^.  Niph:  np'p^  np'?s'  rrp'pn. 
Hopii :  np^ 

(17)  jn:  (//.-e-Qrii :  |n: ,  fn^ ,  p ,  p;^^ ,  nn ,  fri^ , 
pn:.   Niph:  fn/,  fn:iv  p^n,  [n^    Hoph: 

(18)  nf^  onake-Qsii:  Ht^;^,  nc?*j;;_,  nb*i^,  ntr;;, 
mVj;,,  nt!;';^,  ^itr;;'.  W:  nb^^;^.,  (nnt^;?k 

(19)     IlkSn  .w-Qal :  HN*"! ,  Ti^y  (^^Tl ,  N^ni),  HNn  , 

Hisn;  niNn,  nNn.  '  xiph :  n^y,  n.>*T, 
HNnn,  niNnn,  ^^n^  mpii:  nNnn,  hkt, 
HNnn ,  niNnn ,  nNn*j .  iispii :  HNnn ,  HNnt: . 
(20)  nnt^'  how  down-  Hithpaiei :  mrrriL^^n ,  ninnt:''^ 
(irrm-^l).  ninrit:*;?,  niinn::vi',  ninnc*q. 

LIST    XLI. 

l>efectiA-e    and   Kindred   Verbs. 

(1)    a     t^n^J   he  ashamed,  Hiph  t^'^JH  ;   but  also   ^''111.1 
from  t^*y  . 
h     2V0  he  good;    but  Impf.  yi^^\  and  IIipli   D^p^n 
from  yC'>  . 


THE    CnARACTEU   OF   TIIEIU   RADICALS.  79 

(1)  c     i:jWv.'fT/m/VZ;  but  Impf.  lU^  from  niJ. 

T  T 

d  |*p^  awake^  used  only  in  Impf.;  the  Hiph  Perf. 
t^^pn  (from  rip)  being  used  as  Perfect. 

e  1*5^  hrcalc  in  pieces.  Pi  T^'^ ;  but  Impf.  T^^* , 
Imv.  |*1£),  ^>li  'f1l3^,  Polel  j'VliD ,  IIitlip6 
|*Vli3nn  ,  Hipli  p5n  come  from  |*1£)  . 

/    r\r\''\^     drink,    in    Qrd  ;     but    Hiph     MpC^'n    fi'om 

(2)  «    vlD^  «J(Z,  used  in  Qal,  but  the  Inf.  const,  and  Impf. 

(^*pln  «»d  ^^pV)  are  taken  from  the  Hiph'ih 
^^     ^*y^  o]ypro<ich,  with  Qal  Impf.,  Imv.  and  Inf.  const, 

{\Lf^\ ,  t^  ,  r\'d}\  but  Niph'al  Perf.  {tr"^^). 
c     nri.D    ^•"'^^'^^    with   Qal    Perf.    and    Imv.    (nHl!)?    but 

Iliph  Impf.  (HW)  . 
<^     nn^    pour    out,    with    Qal    Impf.    (Tjln^)   and    Niph 

Perf.  (^n^). 

(3)  Dit^n  and  on*  he  tcarm;  0f2\^*  and  Qj^*^  hiij  icaste; 
D*^r7  and  Din  /<''"i-'  rV'^  ^"^  r*!^  mock;  *T13  and 
^*15  ?>re«7^';  ^^n   and    ^T\    live;  ppH   and    npH    en- 

-    T  T    T  )       |-     T  |t     T 

grave;  ^^1  and  HD.^  midtiphj;  ?^*)  and  nil   shout; 

-      T  TT  'l-T  TT 

JIJC^'   and   nilti*   ^^•'•;    ^D^   and   ':)1t3  circumcise;    'ID^ 

-T  TT  -T  l~T 

and  TIID  anoint;  H^^  and  (115   ?>^'>^'";  'T'DJ  and  Jl^-l 

I  -    T  -  -    T  T      T 

fade  away;    tl^    and    Ht-}    despise;    D!3l  5    DI^T    and 

T    T  -      T 

n^n    ?>'-^  5^76^;^^-    131.    nn,   NOn   and   n^n  crush; 

TT  I~t|  TT  TT 

nii,   nV^   and   nili*  pre.9.5;    ^e*^,   SS^»    and   pf'^t:* 

-T-T  -T-T  TT 

draw  off;  DD/t3  ,  DKD  and  nD!D  ^?«e/^. 


VI.  Nouns  Arranged  According  to  their  Formation. 

(Each  noun  under  this  head  takes  the  number  that  belong-s  to  it  in  the 
"  ari'angement  according-  to  frequency  of  occurrence.") 


LIST 

XLII. 

I 

s^egliolates 

ii,  A-class. 

1.  St 

rong. 

85  1^5 

149 

D-ID 

995  :i^5 

1077 

^^ 

221  JD5 

825  :}bo 

1000  '7P5 

591 

^ 

385  -qn^ 

25 

^^9 

1004  Nn5 

1121 

t^ 

690  Dt:*5 

160 

:i;!^ 

557  1^-15 

344 

^^ 

229  ^5^ 

923 

"t;!^ 

1'6  plV 

191 

V^ 

233  J5^ 

288 

^1^ 

1021  0^7^ 

193 

^'^'^ 

394  t^'^ 

927 

m. 

1024  nov 

348 

'^p?'' 

235  -S'X^ 

289 

m 

1026  n^V 

1132 

X\^ 

^^19  '?^'l 

26 

ti^5^ 

314  D-]p 

195 

^p^" 

15  tjll 

938 

n^^ 

1048  Dpp 

1136 

i5i7 

T25  N*^"! 

940 

^c*^ 

571  r|Vp 

787  f]-)D 

941 

v^^ 

111  Dn[:D 

] 

FEM. 

261  n^.^. 

516 

^^ 

325  pp 

436 

T  ',  " 

801  ^p> 

944 

pni 

1053  D")p 

477 

T  :  ~ 

145  b^55 

945 

p'P 

1055  n*^^♦p 

1007 

non? 

816  ^^5 

953 

n? 

112  "7^1 

1089 

T  ;  ~ 

819  ':>P5 

993 

n;!? 

18^  ^^1 

55  ^DD 

994 

N*S£) 

1067  tr-t^n 

Nouns  According  to  FoKMAxioiir.  81 


2.   ' 

•3  guttural. 

"8   (5^* 

10  pN* 

52 

^1^ 

171 

T]^_. 

199    f"Tti>* 

373  1C\S* 

419 

Dnn 

6  nrrK 

243  '^nn 

781 

^yi 

FEM. 

41  ^"2^^ 

749  inn 

27 

^51^ 

669  n^L^^K 

T     :     ~ 

367  D5?^ 

403  nin 

956 

^^H 

529 

n'7^j; 

214  nt<j 

93  npn 

3.  ' 

170 
;♦  gultiiral. 

0)>x 

223  ^y^ 

834  yn^ 

1072 

t:»n 

FEM. 

744    Di7 

485  s^r^ 

1112 

pm 

357 

426  D^lD 

161  '?m 

1113 

nnt^ 

107 

T  ~: 

139  nn^ 

934   ':5j;^ 

1114 

nm 

290 

^y? 

262    ly'' 

108  ^i*^ 

76 

^^.^ 

820  Di*3 

546  in£) 

1148 

cnr) 

831  Dn'? 

1028  -ij;v 

1149 

nnpi 

56  Dfl^ 

575  Dfll. 

4.  ' 

1161 
'7  guttural. 

^Hk) 

379  np5 

437   i^C^'^ 

175 

nn? 

1122 

^^ 

683  ^^V? 

476  n'TD 

1025 

nm 

127  rar 

512  nv^. 

1043 

y"?\). 

FEM. 

90  yy 

292  ;.*Hp 

1045 

n?p 

1109 

Hintr" 

784  HDp 

552  np5 

1058 

y:n. 

803  nn^ 

1006  ms 

580 

y^?'^ 

672     n5 

685      -15 

5.  ;♦";,♦ 
695 

DJI 

396 

n 

377    rn 

691   n:n 

391 

'7J 

397 

b^ 

82  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


723 

p"! 

823 

15 

179 

^V 

FEM. 

16 

^n 

844 

ID 

1037 

V 

82 

n,tDN* 

T      - 

738 

T 

492 

It: 

1042 

i 

762 

nin 

T     — 

244 

^0 

948 

^P 

1054 

z'p_ 

444 

niD 

T      " 

17 

'n 

519 

'T 

70 

T) 

279 

nv,!D 

T      - 

424 

^P 

958 

tr 

1063 

V- 

311 

niy 

T  T 

427 

^^ 

30 

DI? 

585 

p*^ 

1124 

n^tr' 

T      ~ 

53 

545 

n? 

73 

^^ 

812 

nD 

1009 

n? 

1154 

an 

95 

n? 

560 

nv 

632 

DIN* 

727 

G. 

-Tin 

946 

niD 

77 

nin 

200 

m 

400 

pn 

297 

^1;^ 

636 

p^^ 

750 

nin 

562 

Diy 

FEM. 

118 

niK 

751 

'T'ln 

32 

sip 

849 

non 

T 

202 

niN* 

18 

DID 

1038 

rv 

567 

n?ip 

47 

1:1 

20 

DV 

1105 

:  T 

1106 

T 

720 

in 

441 

DID 

1107 

DVCf 

126 

m 

152 

V    T 

341 

ni:r" 

642 

?TK 

92 

7. 

-7 
1016 

"1"^' 

FEM. 

80 

^\Nt 

759 

'?^n 

1840 

rv 

1017 

nT"^* 

T 

12 

iT5 

407 

P'D 

331 

nn 

1084 

nD*tr 

T 

231 

N;^ 

140 

r^ 

1061 

pn 

735 

nr 

97 

^'"7 

1 

401 

i^7_ 

28 

ry 

TKEiR  Formation. 


83 


8.  n"b 

216   nN* 

833    ^fl'? 

559        ^5S* 

FEM. 

381     ^^D 

905  np 

590     ^5t:;' 

693 

699   n:\ 

955  nj; 

1129       »5t^ 

237 

^1^. 

135  ^vn 

174  n? 

326 

n^*p 

54     ^^75 

1011  ^r\B 

1070 

^IV- 

9.  Formative  Vowel  with  Second  HadicaJ. 

629    D^J^ 

236  C^^nn 

278      Di^D 

1118 

^W 

LIST   XLIII. 

Segliolates,  l-olass. 

1 

I.  Stro7}g. 

739    ^y 

521  nnp 

FEM. 

582  ri^m 

T 

500    ^5^ 

1008  nc*5 

455  nDC*"? 

928      nq 

1087  s^t:* 

1034  n'^np 

165  n^D 

187  D5C^' 

2. 

1075  npp"! 

'iD  (juttural. 

627  ^DN* 

777  npn 

537    rrij; 

255 

T     :  '.• 

211  npN* 

294  nnj; 

540    ^b^j; 

523 

n"i5;' 

664  15N* 

524    '7^]; 

531 

'■^7^* 

405  ^tjn 

528  nnj; 

FE3I. 

248  D'7fl 

959  nrj; 

366  nntDkV 

250  p^fl 

302  p!p^ 

410  np'7n 

4.15  |^5n 

976  Dp;^ 

768  H'ltDn 

84 


Nouns  A uranged  According  to 


o.'b 

guttural. 

893 

nV'9 

FEM. 

103 

T    :    • 

334  nn,t:tr 

T     :    • 

942 

nnj 

6S4nj;p5 

914  nnc*!: 

T     : 

1091 

T   :    • 

1127 

i^w 

722rri;!p'i 

570 

^^^P 

347 

433 

T     :  ■ 

4. 

1076 

nj;t^*l 

^^ 

932 

oi 

FEM. 

475 

T       ■ 

^*N 

1046 

IP 

677 

T    ■ 

504 

T    • 

253 

in 

320 

rp 

715 

T       ■ 

550 

T     • 

254 

fn 

563 

"7^ 

402 

T    • 

1027 

my 

T    • 

22 

2b 

346 

5.  ••■; 

270 

'(or  V';') 

T      • 

579 

T     • 

707 

b^n 

517 

■>*? 

330 

yi 

FEM. 

721 

n 

29 

■>-;* 

1060 

F^ 

380 

T 

729 

rn 

1019 

i'"v 

1085 

tr\y 

758 

T 

786 

?D^L) 

1020 

TV 

342 

y^L^ 

1039 

^r? 

471 

]V 

318 

1'P 

6. 

,n"S 

1116 

T       • 

484 

O'V^ 

FEM. 

307 

np:? 

445  r\V^'2 

T    : 

572 

^np 

7.  Formative  Vowel  with  Second  Radical 

375 

nN3 

1078 

nm{'. 

?)  1097 

^N*::?' 

FEM. 

618  rl72D 


THEIU   FORMATIOX. 


85 


LIST    XLIV. 

- 

Segholates,  U-class. 

1.  strong. 

86  -Ipb 

806 

ntr'*      293  n^D 

FEM. 

700    '?-]'jl 

821 

ngi)      603  cnt:^' 

386     r\^'2 

393     pjl 

499  1 

•  -    :     T 

2.  '3  guttural. 

40  ^rj^ 

50 

tr-]n      969  npj; 

FEM. 

121    fr.v 

411 

n?n      971  s^ir 

648  n'?:)^ 

T    :    T 

364  ^75^ 

779 

a")"n      539  tjnir 

132  r\'2'2n 

T    :    T 

662  S^X* 

256 

-[:rn      990  pLT';; 

417  r^T\n 

T    :  T 

218  ri^i^^ 

968 

ppir      543  -w^*:; 

3.  '_J^  guttural. 

984  rii^]j 

T    ;'t 

674  jrib 

183 

nm     1135  njsth 

FEM. 

553  S^£) 

1104 

DHb^* 

785  rrnnD 

T  t:  T 

1014  nn"i' 

1110 

4.  '7  guttural. 

215  ti'i^ 

924 

n^j)     1065  ngh 

FEM. 

696  nn'^i 

509 

5.  ;*":^ 

425  unpp 
1052  nmp 

714    in**! 

137 

ph          146      (lb 

299      ri; 

767     Dh 

752 

nin      902   iD 

532         '^ir 

86  XorKS  ilKRAXGED  ACCOIIDING  10 

182  In  619       Dh  FEM.         518      n^p 

1068  in  1162    qri  710  n'?^      533    n-^j; 

592  ntr  138  Hipn 

6.  v;? 

637  niN*  454      Hl^  310     "l*l^»'                   fem. 

676  n3  461    sitD  71  nn      737    nb)\ 

130  pn  851      DID  ^7^          947     n^lD 

423  niD  164      DID 

764  ^'pn  799       ^5^  303     ^j;?        1138       ?inn 


■  t: 


8.  Formative  Vowel  with  Second  Radical. 

731  nbn  98  ?  1N*p  954  HDi^  fem. 

451  Dk'?  474    i^^^t?  162  j-,.^.^*, 

317  ni;op 

9.  Irregular  Forms. 

7    tr"^N*  =  t!^>N*  679  n75  992  nni; 

81  ^s*  45      ;i:35-n5  no     ]k\*V  =  (N*^* 

655  n;i!?N*  =  n^iS*  76i      t]:n  =  ^  34  ::\\n  =  t^^ 

658  " '       n^^x  247  noun  =  non  595  no^c* = n^^^ 

t't:  t:-  t'  t:'  t- 

83        w^^N*  =  w"|N*  880        Dip  =  D,P  116     t?n^'  =  ^"l^' 

43  ncoN = Hu'N*  298     r^;;  ?  =  rj;  604  t^>tr'  ?  -=  trt^" 
13   ' '  1^3  =  |3  68   nii*;=n;^ 


anEiii  FokmatiojST. 


87 


LIST   XLV 

r 

m 

!Kouns 

with  Two   Originally  1 

Short  V( 

DWCiS,    S 

x—a. 

1. 

,  strong. 

673  113 

T    T 

746 

B 

568 

\'9i? 

922 

T  T  : 

m  -,p3 

432 

^1?: 

1083 

pob' 

503 

T    T  : 

383  TI3 

T    T 

143 

T     T 

1088 

T      T 

514 

T  j  T  : 

689  niD 

442 

T  T 

190 

T     T 

939 

T   T     : 

88  1tr5 
232    ^D^ 

T   T 

147 
453 

T   T 

ID"? 

1    T    T 

1130 
1156 

T      T 

177 

569 

T      T 

470 

T     T 

1163  j 

"    T    : 

1057 

n32T 

T  T     : 

395    \n 

T    T 

479 

T     T 

1079 

T   T    ; 

241    -\y 

T  T 

496 

T        T 

FEM. 

1102 

T  T    : 

741    ^:t 

TT 

937 

m 

225 

T    T  : 

345  nD'^t^ 

T    r     : 

2.   'i 

D  guttural. 

2  DIN* 

T     T 

131 

T     T 

304 

i^i? 

FEM. 

371  DCTN 

T        T 

408 

T     T 

100 

i3j; 

79 

T    T  ~: 

399  iin 

T     T 

766 

D'V'^n 

973 

2Vi^ 

525 

'^VJi' 

733  iin 

T    T 

252 

T      T 

977 

■>!?;' 

960 

n-;^i^ 

245  trin 

T    T 

783 

100 

989 

i^i^ 

306 

246  prn 

301 

3,  'J 

♦  guttural. 

49  nnr 

T  T 

185 

33^"! 

FEM. 

951 

rt"i;^D 

508  ^n^ 

T    T 

713 

t't  : 

1030 

'^P^V 

315  ^m 

745 

rrpw 

1049 

n-ij/p 

88 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


1023  ^!2)^ 


4.  '7  guttural  ajid  J<"7 . 

1073  D\s*5l       ii4;^tr-) 


FEM. 

657  nnjN 


522     2i^ 


5.  1";; 


FEM. 


1044    n,!Dn 


6.  T\"h 


754 

•.•  T 

319 

n^p 

FEM. 

921   nN*j 

T    T 

431 

".■  T 

321 

nvp 

209  ntDK 

T     T 

1005  n*)£) 

T    T 

506 

573 

^^^P 

718  rin 

T     T 

186   HsDCr 

T     T 

963 

n'?^ 

72 

nib* 

■/    T 

T32  nnn 

T     T 

38  n:itr" 

T    T 

534 

IJJ^ 

1081 

~     T 

817  rr'?D 

T    T 

31 

D03 

•    T 

878   m^ 

T    T 

7.  71"  7  apocopated. 

1 

T 

19 

T 

526     li? 

FEM. 

4 

T 

798 

i^: 

173      nS 

T 

119  ninK 

T 

717 

48 

0^ 

919] 

[DO] 

1103  ni^' 
1134  N*n 

769  ni,t:n 

T 

THEIR  Formation. 


89 


LIST    XLVI. 

Z^onns  witli  Two  Originally  Short  "Vowels,  a— i. 

1.  Strong. 


702  ni:i 

* '  T 

269 

P? 

FE3I. 

936 

'^?P^ 

128      ipt 

1051 

^^?r 

688 

T    •■    : 

1092 

T    •■    ; 

435  rpi 

807    njT 

"  T 

1119 
596 

"     T 

703 

788 

T    ■•    : 

1131 

810  -133 

1126 

I^!^' 

830 

T     '* 

267  firiD 

■•     T 

501 

T   •■  : 

3.  '£3  guttural. 

365    f5N 

51 

•■      T 

961 

n.^.^ 

FEM. 

667  rj^N* 

772 

•■    T 

974 

'^v;^ 

663 

T   ■■   ~: 

748  nnn 

••     T 

774 

1*50 

975 

^pJ^ 

985 

^?"!i? 

770  y*2n 

13G 

••     T 

538 

"^"^j^ 

1069  DJ/H 


258  KDD 
434     HT 


3.  '^»  guttural. 

FEM.      848  nnn!D     607  nis*n 
44  r]*2r\2    1095  nb^'^ 

T   ••    :  T    ■•    : 

4.  'S  guttural. 

473    iV'?!:    1080    v:it:^    1090   n^t:^ 

••     T  ^.    ..     T-  -      ••      T 

5.  ^"2 


133  n,t:n 

T     ■• 

167 

6. 

305 

nvr 

1128 

T    ■■ 

234    n^ 

515 

^1 

FE3I. 

527 

n-jj;? 

747      ^r 

295 

-ir 

651 

rr'?^ 

90  Nouns  ArPwAnged  According  to 

LIST   XLVII. 

KouBS  with  Ti;ro  Originaliy  Short  Vowels,  a— ii. 

1.  Strong. 

316  fitop  FEM.  804  n*fT  554  n*1p£) 

701  rr'?nii 

3.  '3  guttural. 

979  y^};  FEM.         666  n^'ix       sis  n|r7D 

981  Dinir      203  rrrnj«       694  hVn*^      looi  n^;;^ 

3.  Irregular. 
962  D'^'I^  446  nD'?3 

LIST   XLVIIf. 

Xoans  \%'ith  Two  Originally  Short  Vowels,  i— a. 

1.  Strong. 

96  nn^       931    n^:!       1120  ^yc; 

T     ••  T    ••  T     •■ 

970  :i^;;       564   i^y^*        583  i;;^^ 

3.  n"7  apocopated. 

142      tr"^  113       ;rn  FEM.  308    HNB 

65    yy       36    d:?^"        23  hn;? 

4.  Irregular  njid  Doiihtful  Forms. 

24    D^D  69       HD  75  D^PC^'  37    D^^tT" 

291  n^D        581     n'c^ 


TDEIU   FORilATION. 


91 


LIST    XLIX 

Xouns 

with  a  Short  and  a  Liong;  Voi;vel, 

o        A      A 

a— a  (o). 

1.  Stro7ig. 

46 

T 

178 

|15V         T4 

T 

FEM. 

438 

T 

180 

cnp     uoo  f 

D^io?^ 

74  ntr'^tr' 

T         : 

94 

T 

324 

D1-ip 

192  niotr' 

918  pinp 

115 

T 

2.  Gutlural. 

39 

m 

374 

pHN*       257 

T 

FEM. 

361 

T 

387 

n^}       987 

~          T 

LIST    L. 

yt*:; 

1(^6  nniDi^ 

Xoans  with 

a  Short  and  a  liOng  Vowc 

1,  a-i. 

1.  Strong. 

795 

•     T 

62 

D^DD        322 

•      T 

^^vp 

FEM. 

141 

r^i 

520 

DHD     1086 

•     T 

T 

943  r\yr\:^ 

T      *    ; 

818 

Y^2 

•       T 

996 

\2''bQ      1125 

•     T 

y:2i^ 

502 

•    T 

1003 

yp^       586 

505 

■  T 

1012 

b'^nQ     197 

•      T 

'      T 

926 

•  T 

313 

Dnp     351 

2.  Guttural. 

•       T 

624 

■       T 

763 

n'l''?!!         61 

T        •       T 

•      T 

1074   i^^pn 

661 

F^^ 

414 

n^DH       933 

•      T 

D^j;: 

335  n^;^t!/ 

659 

yea 

■      T 

776 

n^yn     163 

•      T 

T 

678 

yn 

'     T 

794 

yy     983 

•     T 

p:^ 

FEM. 

687 

•    T 

828 

N^D'?        988 

*      T 

n^t^^j;; 

765  n5^7rr 

698 

i^'?^ 

284 

rr'LTb    1029 

—                ■             T 

n^;?"i 

9:^  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

3.  r\"b 

513       ^pj     601      ^y^^  FEM.       1066  ^^p'^ 

535     ^^j;  TOl   n^l^    T05   H^Jl 

■'t  t  :  ■  T 

964  n''^;^      967  nrtDV 

4.  Irregular. 
372   n*1^t:\\*       549  HiD^^iD 

LIST    LI. 

Xonns  ^vitli  a  Sliort  and  a  Loiig  Vowel,  a— u. 

378   lira   536  D^iyjL:'      fem.     588  HJi^lDi^* 

692  D^'^inii    982   Dnj;    874  n5i^,t:     598n;;^!:t:'* 

:  T  T     :  T     ; 

780    pnn    1098  i^inc^'     929rrc*im 

106         Oii^ 

LIST    LM. 

o       A  A 

Xonii8  w  itli  a  Short  and  a  liong^  Vowel,  i— a  (^— a). 

1.  a  retained. 

626        S:3^^       802        nn^       826      DnD       587      ^^*^* 

T    -:  )t  :  T     :  t     : 

2.  a  oh f  cured. 

123      ni53     1032     ninV  FE3I.        829  hjiid'? 

;  :  T  : 

686    c*nn    1155  ?HitDr)     681  Hiiriin 

:  :  T  : 

797        11 D^ 

o.  Guttural. 

206        n'^kX        249     Dl^n       328  Dln^  336     ^iKu* 

9       eniS       251     lltDH      1082  pmb*               FEM. 

242         ^_n       259        nx^       333  ^^0\y  584  nii*b* 

4.  Syriac  Forms. 

638        DliN*       639       llfN*       212     -l1£)N 


THEIR  POKIMATION. 


93 


LIST    LIU. 

IVouns  \%'itli  a  Slioi't  and  a  Lioiig;  Voi^vel,  i— i  i^—i). 

1.  Strong. 

716      y21       448      n*$r)         OBOD^'P^P?  fem. 

265      ^7^05       935       D^V^  925     r^n^ 

2.  Guttural. 
358       ^'>)^       384     nnD         857     ym  FEM. 

654      '^^^St       792        j;U^       nil      (*ni^*       263    HJ/H^ 

965  n'?^'?!^ 

T     •  ^: 

3.  n"S 

FEM. 

87  nn:n    412   n*:in    1099  n^ntr 


LIST    LIV. 

Xonns  T%'itli  a  Short  end  a  liong:  VoTvel,  i— n  (^— u). 

1.  Strong. 

89    ^7)2}    789    ^n^      577  Li'on    227  nniD^ 
389    nnj    266    nn?  fe^i.      1033  H'^inp 

711    '?*i,t::i     452  t^r:^     007  n'^iDii 

2.  Guttural. 
FEM. 

210  mi;::N*     264  n;;itr'^ 

T  T         : 

FEM. 

398    r\)'2l       743       niJ)?         589    niDt!^* 


94 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


LIST    LV. 

Xonns  TTith  a  Liong  and  a  Short  Vowel,  a— a  (o— a). 

1.  Strong  and  Guttural. 

360     f^1J<        230       ^y^:i  64   D'^I;^  fem. 

201  y^)^     753  Dnin      340  nsit:''     809  nnri^ 

827  n^nb 

735    r\fn       FEM.  429    n^i» 

390    ri'?)^       63  n':'i;r 

T  T      ^ 

3.  Irregular. 

726  ?ri*i     73o?nN'?rr      734    ?  11 


FEM. 

650     n^N* 

222      HD^ 


LIST   LVI. 

Nouns  Trith  a  liong  and  a  Short  Voi^'el,  a— 1(0— e). 

1.  Strong  and  Guttural. 

428     ^2)^        957     ^7^1;^        1064     ':>5h  fem. 

21    jriD     980    ni;^     1115  nyb^'     949  n'^'pb 

3.  Irregular. 

930  rrino    1123  t^»>Str'        fem. 

1157  ni^n 


THEIR  Formation. 


95 


643  '7\S* 
T12  154 
"757  N'oil 


LIST    LVII. 

Intensive^:    ]9Iiildlc  Radical  I>oubled,  a— a. 

1.  Strong  and  guttural. 

421  nyo      561  ?'-)N3V  ^E^"^^- 

966  112};      188   n^c^'      esinn'iiX 


2,  Guttural. 

5  -THN*  FEM.         91  nNon 

420  Li'nn      675  nnn?      422  n;^3o 

309  trn£)         706  rhm         832   Hi^n^ 


790  ni^y 

T       T~ 


547  nfi? 

566  ni^-iy 


3.  n"S 

FEM. 

682  nii^5 
728    frin 


LIST    LVIII. 

Intensive^:    jfliddle  Radical  Doubled,  1— a. 

1.  Strong. 

660  10i<  FEM. 

630  nnjik^ 


2.  n"^ 

FEM. 

1018  n'^v 


96  Nouns  AuFiANGED  According  to 

LIST    LIX. 

IiitensiA-es :    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  a— i. 

LIST    LX. 

Intensives:    Middle  Radical  l>oublod,  i— i, 

148    Np5        5B0      nij;  978    ^^pj;  998      hp9 

LIST    LXI. 

Intensives :    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  a— u. 

449  nn£)5        556  H^h^ 

LIST    LXII. 

Inteusives:    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  i— a(o). 
125     ni:D;i         447     ni:iD  578     fl;^^  fem.' 

814     nl^5         565    ni3y  1100  rh'^lff 

LIST    LXIII. 

Intensives:    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  a— i. 

625  n^5N*      836  y^"?       952  y^Q      1159     p^n 

811   -)^5? 

LIST    LXIV. 

w       A 

Intensives:    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  a— u. 

207    .^I^N*         168   nTtDi?        1059   DIH"!        1158      IHn 

771    n:in     544  nini; 


THElll   FOIIMATIOX.  97 

LIST    LXV. 

o       A 

Iiitensives:    Middle  Radical  Doubled,  i— u. 

680     1135     ^^'3  0^x5?    1010  nin£)    602  pptr 

392    D^'?lVg      1002  DHIpD       HIT  IIDtT' 
LIST     LXVI. 

Iiiteiisives;    Middle  Radical  l>oul>led,  irregular. 

416  nhyyn      47)0  n^h? 

LIST    LXVil. 

Inten^iiives:    Third  Radical  Reduplicated. 

1071     f:;/n     iodo  fis*c* 

LIST     LXVIII. 

Intensives:    Contracted  Stem  Reduplicated. 

708  S;Sj_  440  3513  835  HK^'?  1013  DW^^N^V 
T09  n'7J|'7^  815  155  n72D^?j;5;;  1036  ip-jp 
742       d'^^II^I 

LIST     LXIX. 

Xouns  Avitli  Preforniatives,  ^  preflxed. 

628  D^nN*  645  |n^S*  42  J^^^N*  670  ^ItDJl^* 
640       mrK      368   ;r5yN      6(38  '?b::%\*      671       fin.s* 

LIST     LXX. 

Kouns  with  PreformatiA^es,  "•  or  n  prefixed. 

800        nny*        239  ?  ^yn  (cf .  the  Assyrian). 


98 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


LIST    LXXI. 

Xonns  ivitli  Preform atives,  D  prefixed,  a— a. 

1.  Strono  and  Guttural. 

IDHD     487     '^^;;,v)  FEM.  154  rrD'?OD 

102  'qN*'75    888   :}nj;^    '2.7Gr\yc*nt2    889  n^^i^p, 

884  nriDD  '  153  n^^bf2 


2.  N"3 

838  D^JirN*!: 


101      , 

882     ;rp5 


3.  p3 

890         :iV5  FEM. 

KbrtD       864  Hu)!: 

T       -  T     - 

865  nnoD 


472    rr3? 
^20  n^.r^f2 


4.  V'3 


463     N*l,*10       854     NnitD       465      D::n,t2 


FEM. 

850  rn'?iD 


5.  '"D 


867  DHC^'^O 

•      T 

6.  n"S 


100  ri^m    887  n^pi^g  fem. 

859  riom     104  n^jL^;?    862  nnm 
156    S;;,^     158  rrNn.^     486   n'-'i*D 


903  n^n^ 


THEiu  Formation". 


99 


LIST 

LXXII. 

Xonns 

with  Preformat ives,  D  pi-efixed,  i— a. 

1.  Strong  c 

ind  Guttural. 

840 

T    : 

875  n3,t:o 

T    : 

916    n^C7J 

T    : 

881  n'^pp 

841 

T      I 

280  cr'^pp 

60    0^t:;t2 

T    : 

895  n5jvp 

459 

T     '. 

898    D'ppP 

286    Hpt^vt: 

It    : 

493  n:iDnD 

T  T     :  •.■ 

268 

T  :    * 

904  pmp 

285nnp:j*p 

151 

T  : 

911    DjVo 

T     : 

FEM. 

917  n,ij;cvp 

274 

nnrD 

T  :    ' 

495  :iyC*f2 

T    ; 

58  n,^n^,t: 

T    T    :     • 

io5nn5t^*/t: 

T   T    : 

466 

p^ro 

159     fDp\p 

o 

469 

876n':'t^7JD 

T   T     :    V 

pa 

T       ■ 

871 

np?9 

497  rr;!t?*p 

FEM. 

901  n*^*pp 

281 

n^p-p 

498  npt:*p 

157     mV!D 

T    :    • 

494  nil!: 

T     : 

907 

nj;")P 

899    a'IpP 

LIST    LXXIII. 

Nonns  witli  Preforiiiatives,  ID  prefixed,  a— i. 

1.  Guttural. 

489  ntrj^p    909  N*5np 

3.  |"£3 
FEM. 

460  Ht::!^     480  n:)D!:     490  ra'^t^     910  nN*t^*D 

T  ■■  -  T    ••    -  T  •■    -  •■    : 

3.  1"3 

853     npiD         99     n^it:        462     n^l^D        464    Z^p)!:) 


100  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

843  n^ip         863  nnnp         804  D^'l'pV?         897  ':5pQ 
856  nh\f2         481    n'^'DD 

T  •    :  T    ■     : 

5.  n"S 

FEM. 

861  n^vn?    ^<>8  n^;;nD 

LIST    LXXIV. 

IVouiis  witli  Pi*eforiuatives,  "3  prefixed,  i— i. 

].  Sti'ong  and  Guttural. 

57    rap      883  ngprj 

LIST    LXXV. 

Xouns  Tritli  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  a— u. 

1.  Guttural. 

467  np'^TO 

842  nijig  FEM.       855  nnr,?    802  nni^**,*? 

846  nt:in*:    879  nm":}    913  nnira 

T  :  T  ;  T  : 

LIST    LXXVI. 

Xonns  ^'ith  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  a— a  (o). 
1.  Strong  and  Guttural. 

860  niDfip    868  DiNOp    872  ':'it:»;)!p    9ool;1^>• 

2.  !";♦  (a) 
891    -typ  nr:>]  FEM. 

488   nni^p 


THKiR  Formation.  101 


3.  V';'  (6) 

837   -)lN*p         482    rl>*P         80(3     nlp^  fem. 

458   N*lDi         885    f1>*D         282     011*^         870  n^)T2 
845    rni  59  DipD        912  ^^ifi        478  H^ir^ 

It  )      t  t  t         : 

869     fiDp 

LIST    LXXVII. 

u      A     A 

Xouns  i;vitli  Preforniatives,  D  prefixed,  i— a  (o). 
1.  Strong. 

273  niDtrj 
866  ni::'^^p 

LIST    LXXVin. 

Xonus  i*'it!i  Preforniatives,  D  prefixed,  a— i. 

1.  Guttural. 

915  iTn:^»o 
271  n^nt:    ooe  n^n'^ 

T      •    :  T       ■   : 

LIST    LXXIX. 

w       A 

Xoiins  with  Pi-eformatives,  O  prefixed,  a— ii. 

1.  "  £3 

839  ta'J  '7^Dt:  (?) 


102  Is"OUNS  AiniANGED  ACCORDING  TO 

LIST    LXXX. 

UTonns  with  Preform  at  Iacs,  D  prefixed,  u— a. 

].  1"£3 

272       -)D1D 

T 

FEM. 

852  nnoio 

T 

LIST    LXXXI. 

Xonns  i^^^th  Preforniatives,  D  prefixed,  irregular. 

275  nnN!:  =  intD 


T      T 


FEM. 

468  nino 


LIST    LXXXII. 

Xouns  with  Preforniatives,  Jl  prefixed,  a— a. 

1.  V'3 

T 

FEM. 

613  niin    1140  DHDin    mi  niN*yin    ii7  nnin 

T  -     -  T  T 

2.  '"£3 

1153    rt:^n 

I     T 

3.  V';' 

612  ?  a'inri 

FEM. 

606  n\s*n       1160  n'?;;]! 


THEIR  Formation.  103 


LIST    LXXXIll. 

Wonns  with  PreformatiAes,  n  prefixed,  i— a. 

1.  Guttural. 

352  n^^t}r\     353  mNiDn 

T   T    :     •  ... 

2.  '"D  irregular. 

617  LT'lTn 
3.  n"S 

621  nij7n 

LIST    LXXXIV. 

Xonns  witU  Preformatives,  n  prefixed,  a— 1» 

1.  V'D 

614  ni'pin    615  ni^'pin    loe  n5j;in 
611  to]  "^Dn 

3.  ;'":i? 

350  rhr^r^    n^<^^  n'v'nri    354  rht^T} 

4.  n"^ 

1137  noDn 


LIST    LXXXV. 

KJ  A 

Xonns  with  Preformatives,  n  prefixed,  a— ii 

1.  Guttural. 

1139  niDiDnn    1147  D':!i:inn 


104         ^    Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

2.  yy 

FE3I. 

610  n:iiDn     620  niDiin     sss-^  n^nn 

T  :  T  :  T  : 

3.  n"S 

1145  ni:rn 

LIST    LXXXVI. 

Xonns  with  Preformatives,  D  prefixed,  u— i. 

1.  *"i3  and  n"S 

1144  rt'mn 

T     • 

LIST    LXXXVII. 

Xonns  ^vitli  AflTormatives,  S  affixed. 

986    'H^n;.*         224    Sp^         824    ^:21_^ 

LIST    LXXXVIII. 

Xoans  ^vith  Afforniatives,  D  affixed. 

359   dSi,S*        724  Dini 

T  T 

LIST    LXXXIX. 

Xonns  with  Aft'orniatiAes,  J  affixed. 

1.  Adjectives  in  p' 

198     JVnX         805   fitO^tr'^        300    fV'pj^;        181   pC'J<^ 

204  pnnN* 

2.  Abstracts  i?i  |t  ( ?-). 
208   md7^        1050     pvp        323    f^lp        343    p^^" 

1047      r^:in 


THEIR  Formation.  105 

3.  Abi<tract8  in  p"  (|t). 

652  p^N*    736   |nr    791   p^  332  pl^^ 

653  p':?^    740  p^Dt    808  pin^^    1093  p'^C^ 

84    pni^     404    prn      iso  pc^'^     1094  p^^" 
370  p,!:nN      756   ]Vin       m     \)^ 

226       pN*J         409     p=pn         1041     p':)^ 
240      pDH        418     pnn  578     jitD*l 

LIST    XC. 

HIul  tiliter  al  is. 

1.  Quadriliterals. 

822  nin£3D       548  ;:;y'7'Q        561    -)X1V       333  '?1^^0t^ 
.  _  .....  .J.  _  . 

2.  Qainquiliterals. 

369   fDJIN*        1031   J^I^DV 
LIST    XCI. 

Compounds. 

656  nrrnp^?  382  ':)^j^^-i  m  np1^^!p  io22?ni^'7V 

LIST    XCII. 

Denominatives,  participial  forms. 

511  DHiy^    594  n;;it^*" 

LIST    XCIIL 

Denominatives,  ID  formations. 

m 


106  Nouns  According  to  Formation. 

LIST    XCIV. 

Denominatives,  \%ith  AfTormatiTes. 

204  p-ini^    542  fiib'j;    noi  pny^    1152  pyr} 
760    f^^;^^     isi  jltr'kn     nso  jmiin 

2.  % 

647    nO^       796        »j^^        510       n^^        1035  ^^l^lp 

■  T  :    -  •    T  :  ■  :    T  •  :)- 

793   '>^'};y    775  ^^pn     551   ^o^;^     1151  '>jr)n!r^ 

430       ^J^p^ 

219  ntf^N     593  [ii'^'i  ntj^  ? 
205  nnm     327  n^c:\sn.     337  nnxt^' 

5.  r\} 

277  no'p,^     296  r\M^     1133  nnniT' 

6.  Adverbs  i?i  D 

413      D^n    1062  Dpn    558  DlNHiD    597  Di:^»■?^■ 
260      ai')^ 


VII.  Nouns  Arranged  According  to  their  Meaning. 


(Each  noun  under  this  head  takes  the  number  that  belongs  to  it  in  the 
"arrangement  according-  to  frequency  of  occuri-ence.") 


(^^ 


>1112 


1074 

75  D^t3ci^' 


LIST    XCV. 

The  Heavens  and  HeaAenly  Bodies. 

)j'rr\    837  niNt:  (ndd) 


r>T\^ 


NDv 


193     TOC^ 
*(Dnf7) 

434     nn* 


50     t^in 

440       a;)lD 

(ni'?TO) 


265     ^DD 


LIST    XCVI. 

Time  and  its  Divisions. 


/ 

512 

nv^ 

361 

T 

1058 

m 

275 

T     T 

:-^' 

^'■' 

64 

D'?!;^ 

126 

y.  "in 

1113 

"int:^ 

468 

T  t;   T 

-e- 

68 

r\V. 

38 

^              T    T 

86 

/..npi 

645 

W'x  -^ 

V 

99 

nrit: 

624 

D^3X 

1014 

Dnny 

197 

Tpri 

^;t 

^ 

327n^c*Nn 

1040' 

'  T^. 

171 

•  -  t:  T 

mi; 

< 

1146 

T    •     : 

(w^in) 

97 

T  :  |- 

172 

0^3 

.>^/ 

/^ 

367 

Ds?5^ 

ODD) 

T     : 

670 

'?lDi>S 

558  DiNns 

^^' 

-^ 

320 

50 

7^ 

t^'in 

1155, 

.'    "lyOTS 

992 

nri:if 

^:^ 

204 

pn^t 

803 

ni^. 

597 

^S'^b;h 

188 

T     ~ 

O'Z 

-^ 

205  nniii^ 

1098 

;:^:3e^- 

260 

T 

314 

D-ip 

20, 

/     D1^ 

^ 

;''  Di^rr 

*  Words  in  parentheses  occur  less  than  ten  times. 


108 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


LIST    XCVII. 

statural  Phenomena. 

118 

ni5< 

951  nnj;p/g^    (t:np'79) 

637 

niN       ^ 

662 

^ii^^ 

1106     HNlV  '\      nitD3) 

831 

nn'?  /^^ 

663 

839       '7):it2/      383       "Tl^.: 

832 

rrDn^  \ 

256 

r]L;*n 

1100  ny:nt:^:   1121    ji"??^' 

(onS') 

986 

"^^1^.. 

522  ;^  .■  Dj;   •  689    pn^ 

(n^'")) 

940 

i^;\ 

304          f^^       .        iOliJ) 

706 

■    T  : 

767 

ah 

(IN)      32     ':?ip 

1092 

T    "    ; 

(ip) 

424           ^D   -.326     nC*p 

924 

mi 

t|t 

170     noo .';:  -    (nDDi) 

T      T                                              T      T      : 

664 

^95^  ' 

(nnp) 

394     d'l^*ji    1018     rr'^y 

•.'     •.•                                                          T    • 

989 

1^^ 

1072 

trrn 

(Dn^j;t^)    563      ^7^  , 

. .  « 

947 

(1510 

(HIV)            i:*'N 

LIST    XCVIII. 

The  £arth  and  its  Divisions. 


/^^ 


10      p5s* 

971>'^-    '^$><r. 

(111!:)      805 

T 

fit:*t^>   ■ 

611    '73n 

1129  ^^-  ^ipcr;^,;. 

302 

p5j;,-,262 

"^J;?!  ^^^ 

(HD-in) 

T     T    T 

310      nii^^-^ 

:23l 

N|^/0  243 

^750-^ 

790  ncy 

T       T~ 

292        y^p  - 

684 

nj;p?  /^>  410 

np'pn  '^c 

79  rT,t:n5< 

T    T  -: 

(n^r?) 

866 

ni^'^.p  ^;  ■  824 

':'Q15  "'^^ 

16     in 

488  nnj;p,;:, 

ON)         72 

•/    T 

733    inn 

T    T 

911   D:i¥/tD  - 

T    : 

(w^in)   1081 

~    T 

228  n;^5;i 

887  n^^i^p- 

417 

THEIR  Meaning. 


109 


LIST    XCIX. 

"Water  and  its  Divisions. 


'J^ 

24     or? 

259       niN*      1160 

rWTSu.. 

-:620 

D^^ 

^ 

612  Dinii 

^^-       \iy.        '10 

,  688 

■Zo. 

53          D^ 

T 

661^.p^5K£^--^'28 

n 

375 

>*?!  . '  . 

&f 

nn^ 

161  /''?n^/    886 

I'Jfo 

220 

nl3 

n?i/?) 

995^:i'75)/-^  896 

lipD  V 

LIST    C. 

C^eograpliical  Terms. 

.' 

178      piDV 

724     Dill/  '•  308 

t' 

nN3  /' 

T      ■• 

306 

^rx  -' 

274  mr,tD 

T  : 

160         nj;!^/.815 

T      • 

1131 

T   '■    : 

^_ 

314      Dip 

1153      \'yT),    ' 

T     :    * 

89 

'^id;!  - , 

^. 

1034  n^ip 

n!D*       866 

TJT 

ii::*^p 

-   697 

0 

1035  ^^itOlp 

888    D'1J:*Q.  -■  294 
LIST    CI. 

"^5^^:^ 

.   887 

n"?:;?  v 

^pace:    Terms  expressing  Position,  Direction 

,  or 

1 

lilnear  ^leasnrement. 

h 

59     Dipp 

864      nu)Oy     730 

T    :    T 

^'-m- 

•■     T 

K 

533   n^r 

1149   nnn^'^904 

PCI? 

'■  €- ' 

(nyp)  .^^ 

^/ 

324  nnp 

1150  finnn  '  329 

pm 

I                 T      ,- 

183 

nnh 

_    / 

111    :ilp 

1151    '<T\nT\       731 

D'^n  ■ 

696 

nil 

a 

77    Tj'in 

130     pn<^i4i 

r^:^ 

^■387 

~            T 

1152    \syTs 

760      jiV^fl/^  430 

'^'p; 

567 

nDip 

r  ^'     ' 

997  n!:^-3£) 

T      •     ; 

461        '?^0^^^796 

■    T  : 

968 

pbi' 

^     r\ 

551     VJ^^B 

923     i;!;i^-'.333 

'/NDt?^ 

^1130 

T     T 

62     DOD 

509       n^i  7^  218 

r^' 

82 

HDN*      ' 

110  KouNS  Arranged  Accokding  to 

LIST    Cll. 

Expressions  for  Quantity  and  ^Veight. 

"i^       586     nnt:^!      155     nSDD/  363  niD\X   - 

•  T      '                                    T    :      •  T      •• 

.     817    rty^     587    nNtr     165     igp ,  691  m  - 

^^\      818      "^"h^       337  r^^\^;(V  '     98T      ^SVV^      729  pn 

(k'?d)     144     HiT    1057    nann    411  n,!Dn   /  :• 

^1080   i^5c^     773    ")pn4^.467np'::'TO    969  n^i* 
70      Dn      46    '?n|>^86i  n^vra    286':5pt?^p 

^^  182    1")   1029   Tj;V   135    ^^;n   815  ^33  -  ^ 

n   316   p£:)p   489  ng^j;0   348  Hpt^t  - 


396 


/^ 


278      D;;p        568        |tJp        391  'r'^ 

^      1009       n£)      270      n*10c     878       n:!!D 


T    T 


LIST  cm. 

Physical  Qualities. 

.    369  f9^-15<        918     pln!D^      778  D"^n      143      ^^'^  4 ' 

,  453   'p'?     930   nin^L   77g;  y\n    619     on  ^ 

10"!      I^in       492          no  -^1018  n^V  '   351    D^pn 

.^.,,601     W     573    n;?^p^.  1061  pni^ 

615nj^'7in        439        15^.1 .1062  QpH. 

V   618  rb^t\    1042    .  '7n/<;7245  c^in  /^ 


LIST    CIV. 

Minerals  and  Metals. 


o 


751 

'^in 

169/  nsj; 

476/ 

n'?? 

■      T      ~ 

411 

nprr 

(nn^ii) 

78 

|5N* 

604     tj*c:* 

786 

D^D 

on:!) 

310 

niv 

(D-TN*) 

TlIEIIi  MeAJSING. 


Ill 


^\ 


(n?tr^)    1104   DHtr'      49     nnr        (rin^ir) 
(nnno)    1125  nw2/.  55    ^^P5  -  - 


952 

n^gp 

LIST 

I.ife,*  Disease 

929  n^rim  ^/^  ' 

T          : 

cv. 

s  and  Death. 

17 

'n 

851/    DID'  ,- 

460    nSilD        501 

T    "     ~ 

T     "    C 

(Dlp^) 

857  n^np 

704/^    '>'^T\      1022, 

'     ^           •    t: 

'.'  T    :   ~ 

142 

tr'! 

(li^'in)  , 

944 ^  pn:i,...;io33nniDp  . 

939 

T   T     : 

530     ni;; 

566  nj^ny  >:^ 

•     y  ^  - 

909 

i^g*^? 

998    rrp?/'.' 

nil    \ryb  j^cr 

(npg) 

235    nnn  . 

LIST 

152    ri)D^ 

CVI, 

/ 

Vegetation  and 

L  its  Products. 

^0  . 

15 

T 

1044      HDp      1025 

npv  -V, 

262 

^J?! 

(i^PJl) 

1056      C^NI        319 

149 

Ql? 

395      r:i*i 

I  T     T 

ry^V'v    1054 

tt'P      / 

824 

'^^'l? 

nin^i) 

ftj^'l:^*    1136 

Pi?)^ 

907 

nj^np 

725./'^KCn 

624     D^^NV'        C5 

•      T 

XV.  ' 

72 

247'  .^  HDH 

C85      n5  ;^' 

(■^'N) 

789 

'713» 

(w^lD) 

90        j;*!?/     651 

151 

T 

54()/  D^;i; 

776     n^Vn        652 

•     T 

fl'^K 

322 

n^VP 

ioosZ-Dl;*? 

902X..riD        653 

jl':'i< 

eopHNiDn 

1038        |*lp 

1006       mS  ^     214 

P^^ 

638 

DirN 

WV^ 

1019        pV  /v-      (ID^^D^) 

112 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


/ 


686     nn5  _        (D'Pp^*')  '^8'J'        ^1^    1171 

233         Jt]^  '60f  ^m^i^  101  /  ntpD      690      O^^l^CaJ,^ 

401     n.^r  1156  ■  non  963^^'  n'?;;         (nsn 

(n^5^)  (m£)K)  970     n^j;    821    -i^b  - 

(n^p)  66^/.'7b^>J._,/,.      (f]/;;)      829    n^m'?       :9 

578       pDI  '       (I^rjl)  174/       ng      950     D^DD 

(n^tr)  (nniop  603    tr"*it:;'<,^ 

595  n'ocr"  nDh)          (Dn^)' 


f>£4 


h 


LIST 

evil. 

Animals,  'Wild 

and  Domestic. 

471 

ro 

•■    T 

717         T\ 

T 

T 

17 

T  - 

1004        kSnS 

718  •     r^T\ 

T     T 

615; 

r\v'->ST\  0^ 

1047 

(Dipp       559     .     ^5V 

1148-    cnn 
1159      pin 

44 

80 

;  281 

n/pp 

e^J/ltr) 

1067       b*pn 

643 

T    — 

528 
703 

T  ••  : 

565     niiDV 

50^,  c»m 

207 
374 

216 

HJ^ 

('?riji) 

T 

1031  ^_nn5V 

124 

np5  -- 

217 

nn^^ 

'  (HTOn) 

T^'> 

699 

n-i 

(nij) 

429  -    n:i* 

T 

665   n5*7N* 

232 

T    T 

448 

n^5^ 

516,  ,   *);:g 

(nin^) 

T         : 

n^r?)    • 

828 

•     T 

980.     y^^ 

Dnn 

251 

-)tt:rr 

frnco 

(Nip) 

^-^   (d:)D) 

T     ■ 

145 

tTDD 

714 

ON?) 

1142/ -/nin 

443 
823 

3^5 
*^5 

THEIR   Means' ING. 

113 

(yv , 

825 

^^5 

544    ninj; 

••     T 

754 

nrn 

•/    T 

164 
524 

DID 
^^1 

173^     •     15 

581,/-.  ntr 
335 ''  i^j;c^ 

147 

819 

■75? 

A 

298 

m 

loos^/c-nns 

341  ^  ■  ni:i^' 

741 

TT 

V.    ic 

n^j;) 

no      jN^f 

LIST 

Animal 

325      np 

CVIII. 

Products. 

1007 

HD-ig  c/' 

' 

(D^V'5) 

236       ^T\ 

248     a'7n 

1046 

IP 

687 

N*nD 

408  .   a'^n 

1026^-105? 

/  c 


LIST    CIX. 

Various  Groupings  of  Mankind. 

47  Ijl       277    no'?,!?       105nfl5tf*P       389      HH^  ^. 

^'     451      DN'?      154n5'700      749^^-^n5f7      240     fi,t:rT 

30     or    271  rr^^-)^    167     nni^v/c^ 
874nD')':^D    187     hyv    315     '^nn  // 


LIST    ex. 

Various  IVords  for  Man. 

241     nor    229  --    -15")  .      .  (nn'?!)        n'^in? 

936  nnpi    019    D^n?    108      nj;^  128    '  jpr 

2    D-!5<  -  (pjV)    290    nn^;^  (njpr) 

T      C^X      957  ;   '?'7lJ^^^>^.^  (D'^iP  1084    rrD^L?^  V 

43  rw\^    427      w^y        (np^?:;)  125    nin^ 

tr'{DN    261      1'?^    378    nin3  ot4    ^vj;  ^ 


9 


cy\c  ^ , 


114 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


LIST 

CXI. 

The  Body  and 

its  Members. 

704 

T  •  : 

972D*5j;5i? 

695 

:35 

436 

T 

(|1:r\x) 

560 

"IV 

385 

r|-)5 

993 

^^9 

83 

']^ 

564 

y"!^ 

( 

vb-ip) 

88 

T       T 

121 

(l^ 

267 

n^^? 

112 

'?J-> 

297 

W 

833 

vl 

1118 

D52?^' 

975 

m 

1097 

>*?^' 

69 

n? 

242 

^il 

111 

3^p 

48 

•J- 

186 

T     T 

82 

T     ~ 

22 

D*? 

170 

DVI^ 

346 

w 

19 

T 

96 

T    ■■ 

(T^) 

150 

ii-'? 

95 

'15 

221 

1^3 

34 

mi 

761 

in 

430 

'rp; 

484 

DT9 

709 

n^^^j 

746 

m 

368 

r5VK 

575 

onn 

1036 

yv 

561 

T  "" 

674 

lO^ 

810 

123 

"     T 

583 

t   •  t  * 

539 

^y 

766 

445 

T    : 

31 

D03 

( 

(n-ij-ij) 

499  D^in,tD 

809 

ri>7 

893 

n^'? 

(]m 

984 

T       -.T 

28 

rv- 

407 

pv 

prcf 

(niDj) 

1103 

LIST 

435 
CXIl. 

••  r 

Physical  Qualities  of  Man. 

625 

y^i^ 

146 

nil 

983 

["■•i? 

1135 

n^n 

636 

PN 

482 

rvo 

397 

'?T 

780 

pnn 

227 

T         : 

958 

?r 

431 

'."  T 

92 

':"n 

299 

rj^ 

799 

'3' 

•  t: 

811 

"l'?3 

536 

DliT 

559 

'3V 

THEiK  Meaning. 


115 


LIST    CXIII. 

states  of  the  Body. 


(iqiNt 

128 

m 

977  npj; 

1063         Tjl 

692 

D^'^im 

511  j 

y-^m 

307  nnj; 

1084  r\y\^ 

T       •• 

723 

pi 

961 

n^-^ 

981  Dinj; 

1126       fO^' 

732 

T    T 

962 

LIST    < 

1052  nnip 

CXIV. 

1128    riiii; 

T    •• 

Terms  expressive 

of  Man' 

s  Position  in 

the  IVorld. 

1.  RelationsJiips. 

101 

nw 

1 

T 

4      HN* 

T 

444     n'^D 

T    - 

187 

ton?'' 

DX 

119  r\)nH 

T 

fnn 

losnrac^t: 

XT! 

795 

•  T 

720    ni'i 

(DH) 

T 

850 

ni'7i'^ 

123 

ni:)3 

7     C*\S* 

769    ni-tDH 

T 

614. 

nn'?in 

681  nniD? 

223    '?j;5 

548  ^•♦j'^^g 

(1?;)) 

13 

15 

43  nt:^i< 

T 

208n^^DSK 

T  T    :    ~ 

1013D\S*yKy 

•    T    ■.':  V 

45 

ri5 

783   fnn 

1      T      T 

438    Din^ 

T 

A 

5.  Social  Afflliations. 

748 

••     T 

234 

^5 

988  n^t^j; 

(N*Oh) 

967 

n'pjf 

1143 

T 

420  ti'nn 

T     T 

594  n;;itr 

113 

D. 

510 

•   :  T 

(n-]i,tD) 

27      131? 

1070 

rr^l 

179 

^V 

inb 

347  nnsti^' 

T    :     • 

640 

311 

T    T 

i$b 

1119 

P^- 

775 

:    T 

1064    H^h 

a 

!.  Dignity  and  Rank. 

36 

ni^ 

701 

T     •  ; 

282  Dno 

T 

356  nnj^ 

700 

^y 

808 

P^i^' 

1078  n^c^ 

226       pN*| 

116 


Nouns  Aruanged  According  to 


399 

T    T 

25 

n"?? 

945 

m 

1123 

•      T 

727 

"iin 

284 

—           •        T 

547 

T     '.* 

755 

nfn 

802 

|tt 

1 

(O^Vt^O 

752 

nin 

793 

'^':^y. 

94 

T 

502 

'  T 

Yil"^ 

61 

N*^3^ 

■    T 

352  n^iV^n 

T  T     :     ■ 

163 

T 

^^w 

21 

p3 

353  nnxDn 

1050 

r^pr 

1003 

-^^P? 

813 

™n3 

T   •,   : 

39 

pnK 

73 

nty 

520 

Dno 

•    T 

223 

^n 

935 

■    T 

1115 

ntot:^' 

LIST 

cxv. 

Abodes  and  Parts  of  Abodes. 

29 

IT 

891 

T    : 

797 

-llD^ 

(^lIp^D) 

318 

Tp 

491 

T 

852  nllDTtD 

T 

1020 

y)f 

572 

^'?p 

816 

N"?? 

869 

PD!? 

384 

nn5 

100 

njna 

865 

moo 

T     T      ~ 

870 

T           : 

inri^:^'2) 

702 

**  T 

239 

r 

129 

T 

666 

76 

^T^' 

280 

^"^P"? 

388 

T 

409 

]^n 

481 

T    •     : 

159 

I?^? 

776 

•      T 

1014 

n^■^r 

328 

Din-i 

885 

lU'o 

168 

-n-tDi? 

403 

"^in 

370 

pD^N* 

921 

T    T 

(nnip) 

455 

T    : 

679 

T 

506 

486 

T  ^- :  - 

964 

r\'y^, 

459 

12 

i75 

359 

□'-'IN* 

T 

1134 

T 

268 

T  :    • 

40 

^nN* 

855 

T        : 

900 

nVpP 

881 

ni^jDD 

(^D) 

175 

nnQ 

550 

m«3 

T     • 

482 

rij;? 

518 

nDD 

237 

n^^ 

THEiu  Meaning. 


117 


LIST    CXVI. 

Intellect,  Sensibility  and  "Will. 

126 

OilD 

1144  n^cnn 

T     • 

334  nnDt:^ 

T    : 

744    Dj;r 

1023 

T     T 

728     nin 

T     ~ 

1093     pt^^t:^ 

133    riDH 

T       ■• 

331 

O'l 

768  n^f2n 

T    :    •/ 

791         tl3^ 

T 

418   p-in 

185 

^V. 

840    iratD 

T    : 

868  niN*?D 

523  ti'i^}; 

1069 

^^n 

858    nOHD 

T    :    ~ 

735       nr 

5^1   ^IVp 

739 

^?r 

860  niDTO 

386   n::*':i 

937      DpJ 

380 

nr':: 

T 

606  n\vn 

446  rit±^:i 

T    *    ; 

514  nmn 

T  1  T  : 

238 

r\:n 

357    HDHN* 

1041    p':?p 

1124  n-tDti^' 

T     - 

131 

D:)n 

T      T 

1091  HN^tr 

T    ;    * 

676       n^ 

644  no^K 

T 

132 

T            T 

373      ^i^ 

1082  pint?^ 

682  nn'?3 

T     T     ~ 

982 

Dnj; 

226        pNJ 

820    Dj;? 

433  HNn^ 

T     :  • 

1087 

"^^'^ 

912    trItrO 

T 

570    HN^^p 

854  Nni!: 

T 

610 

T           : 

332        pyi 

83        '^J< 

546   nriQ 

LIST    CXVII. 

Open 

itions  ant 

1  Enactments  < 

of  tlie  Foregoing  Faculties. 

553 

^ll'Q 

598nj;i,!:tf' 

14       ^21 

T      T 

707        '^U 

856 

T  •   : 

1127    i;p^ 

211    n^N 

774    ]*5n 

276n5t^*TO 

249      Dl'7q 

366   niDN 

T    : 

1090  n^c^ 

—     ••     -J- 

946 

niD 

758   ni^n 

T 

745  np;;? 

627      'PJK 

305 

nvj^ 

'^^7    npfl 

1030  npi^y 

657  nni^ 

T  T  ~: 

404 

prn 

1095  rivm 

1085     n^tf^ 

381       ^55 

756 

rvrn 

T     • 

(:itj^p) 

1109  rii^r^ 

722  n;;pn 

158 

njstng 

32         hp 

622n;^nn 

273  niDtp 

118 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


496       ^^f2 
579         mn 

T       ■ 

342      n^tr' 

1116      m^t:* 

T 

350  n'^vnr) 
883  ngpp 
1039     nyp 

505        DH^ 


721         ]n 
726        n^ 

T 

876n'7^*t?D 

554  rriptp 

1002  Dnip5 

713    n^i^ji 

T    T  : 

272       nOlO 

T 

1140  nrain 


419  D'ln 
569  n'^'^p 
846nDinp 
863  rir\nD 
1055    nir^p 

905  np 

845      fHD 

906  ny^r2 


330      nn 
834     i^n'p 

252       D^fl 

915  iTn:j^'5 
990    p:^;^ 


592 


ntr 


LIST    CXVIII. 

Human  Actions  and  Occupations. 

1.  Action  in  general. 

153  n^N'?^    104  nti^j/*?    166,171^1^  1001 

487     '7'?J^D      285nnpC*P      965  nh'^l^, 

2.  Trade  and  Commerce. 

n^yy      938       nc*^      671 

n'^ni    875  nD,r:p  1088 
pn    899  n:pp    63o 

^C*i;    1047        fOp      826 
t:n:3n      694    n"^\s^      658 

;;u;    821     n5b 

3.  TTar. 

^^J)n  784  n5*i?      659 

!}V,?  377  r^      880 

'Tfl  677  np 

HDD  683  ;;-i3 


888 

an>*D 

804 

1064 

^^5'^ 

107 

1086 

■      T 

400 

203 

mnN* 

543 

250 

pirj 

577 

410 

^\t?n 

792 

58 

T  T  :  • 

491 

T 

890 

889 

n^nj;^?? 

759 

309 

'tr'nf) 

472 

n^r? 


T  •  t: 


n»p5< 


THEIR  Meaning. 

119 

4.  MlsceUaneous. 

908 

n^j/n? 

705    nn:i 

■T 

1010 

nin5 

498  r\t^J2 

1016 

TV 

420   t^^nn 

T    T 

LIST 

421 
CXIX. 

T      ~ 

Articles  Used 

in  Dai 

ly  liife. 

J.  Generic. 

54  ' 

"?? 

2.  Agriculture. 

393 

P'J 

525  n^:i;; 

849 

T 

1024 

n^V 

798 

K 

360     ;^1K 

953 

m 

1037 

V 

801 

^p: 

708      b\^^_ 

532 

'^j^ 

1107 

Dli:' 

3.  Architecture. 

199 

n>? 

750    nin 

827 

niri3 

1053 

Dnp 

734 

T 

807     nn^ 

••  T 

1020 

TV 

1157 

T 

4.  The  Chase. 

464 

tr'piD 

892  n-iivt: 

T          : 

545 

n5 

1077 

^1 

5.  Clothing. 

85 

ijg 

483     '^^i*.!? 

(ni:in) 

955 

ni? 

765 

T      •    -: 

1108       bW 

753 

Dnin 

T 

960 

n^toi^ 

(niD?) 

450  n;hD 

422 

n;^3L3 

(p^j;) 

452 

tr'n'? 

212  nlDN* 

934 

'^r^ 

101 

nyi? 

844 

*!? 

895n5^yq 

656nnn?N* 

897 

':'p? 

871 

np?p 

1032 

nmv 

(toin) 

(t^ninS^) 

479      r!D,tD 

T     T 

747 

nr 

585 

pb^ 

1089 

T    :    - 

(w^i^*) 

822 

"iiriiD? 

604 

tr'^" 

582 

T     ; 

628  D;!;ik 

927 

Dy 

631 

ni^N* 

639    nir5< 

954 

ri:ii? 

120 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


6.  Furniture. 

1079  HDDir 

T    T     ; 

84 

jinx 

(-in) 

917  j 

mytro 

835  DiV'?'? 

608 

T      ■• 

812           -15 

691 

■  m'? 

263  n}in\ 

469 

T       ■ 

441         DID 

(Dj;) 

343   fn'7t^' 

(;^V?) 

466     pyr2 

903 

T     :    - 

148     N*p5 

495 

T    : 

517          Tp 

1161 

^J^n 

465  Dirvj 

T 

1158 

ni:in 

519           w^p 

838 

D^:rN*D 

(Dliq) 

814 

ni'^5 

(n^lV^V) 

286 

I  T    : 

478  nii:jo 

T         : 

632 

niK 

1049   n"ij;p 

515      n;) 

698 

;?^?| 

948            ^D 

862  nnno 

T     :     ~ 

710 

n^^ 

(in^^ 

7.  Musical  Instruments. 

925  n:^:ij 

T     •  : 

•      T 

416  nivVn 

T    :         ~: 

894D^n%*D 

447     ni35 

am 

1162       rih 

in'^^m^) 

500       ^75^ 

340 

T 

(D^'7V'?V^ 

1123 

■      T 

8.  TTeapoiis  and  Articles  of  Warfare. 

719    ':'^'^. 

782 

i^'n 

941     p:^*;! 

184 

D51. 

412  mn 

269 

P^ 

1027       nn)^ 

1065 

rah 

254     i^n 

493  HDDntD 

T    T     :    ■/ 

1043        y^p 

1122 

n'?ti^' 

52    Din 

932 

D^ 

326     nt^^'p 

9.  Miscellaneous. 

364      S5,sj 

457 

'?:dn? 

1017       HTV 

T 

836 

-1^5^ 

648  n^:)N 

T    :     T 

877 

^?9 

LIST 

cxx. 

Products  of 

iflaiiufacture. 

293  n^b 

770 

r^o 

762     n'^n 

T     ~ 

56 

or}"? 

1045  nm 

279 

T     - 

815        ^33 

T     • 

140 

'»> 

THEIR  Meaning. 


121 


1120  i^if;  191  fp^^"  1075  n^pn  949  n^iio 
6i7t:nn^n  sit  niDp  9oi  nc^pD  843  n^^D 
800  nnv»    1012    ^^nB     sso  n:^'? 


LIST    CXXI. 

The  Spiritual  Xature. 

26     r^:      71     nn 


LIST 

CXXII 

■ 

Ktliieal  and  Religions  Terms. 

198 

|V:?N 

623 

n:;rc*D 

1154 

on 

T 

647 

■  T  :    — 

210  n:)i:DN* 

T            ".■: 

432 

619 

Dfl 

669  n^t^\^ 

T     :     ~ 

655 

nm 

143 

T     T 

621 

^V^ 

693 

n\s*:i 

379 

np3 

806 

^^^ 

137 

pn 

736 

n 

841 

npnt? 

866 

nltJ^'P 

138 

npn 

1096 

]m 

225 

T    T  : 

867 

■      T 

157 

T   :    • 

712 

T  ~ 

15 

V^ 

504 

T     • 

60 

DDt^*D 

T    : 

715 

T      • 

738 

'^l 

513 

V^ 

117 

T 

742 

D^^i:r 

257 

T 

534 

^i^ 

358 

"^'^^ 

743 

ni^f 

253 

fn 

535 

'Ji;' 

635 

n'7i}< 

1145 

ni^rn 

771 

p^n 

303 

'^^ 

200 

115? 

402 

T   • 

93 

"Tpr? 

1011 

'il? 

654 

'7''?N- 

757 

T      ~ 

414 

•      T 

176 

pl'^ 

382 

'?r:'?? 

405 

Ncprr 

415 

Y&n 

177 

)t    t   : 

265 

'?'D3 

91 

933 

0^':;^ 

33 

^*1P 

819 

'7P5 

772 

n^c 

18 

DID 

1059 

Dim 

922 

n'73J 

T     T     '. 

485 

'7;^zD 

437 

l^*^', 

115 

Dl':'*^' 

T 

1060 

pn 

956 

•^.W 

264 

nyw] 

596 

■■      T 

1105 

109 

rw 

122 


KouNS  Arranged  Accokding  to 


1068  y_n  425  HNOp  1066 

114  i;zn  1132  Yp^    195 

580  ^ty'l  602  pp^  913 

1076  n^/kT")  196  nnj;in  529 

255  n£)*in  442  DtD    9T8 


n;pi  1133  nnnt?^' 

nptr'  538     Sn;;; 

nnicrp  1102    m^t^' 

n'?^^;  1117    niDtj^' 


258    j<dl)    494  nD^f2 1139  niD^nn 


LIST 

CXXIII. 

Sacrifice  and  W* 

orsliip. 

87 

nn:^ 

103 

T    :    ■ 

354 

T    •     : 

372 

T  ■•    -; 

916 

-)p^*p 

920 

T     T      ~ 

660 

T 

222 

T    T 

159 

i??^9 

503 

T    T  : 

873 

D^V'PD 

392 

n'^i?^ 

280 

^W^ 

289 

10J 

914 

T    : 

480 

T      "■      - 

716 

n^5*7 

63 

n'?i:i^ 

288 

^1^ 

490 

T      ■•       - 

84 

T 

542 

p-ib'j; 

926 

■  T 

973 

DVJe 

449 

nnsD 

317 

n"iE2p 

928 

7J 

999 

D^^^P5 

556 

n5h5 

323 

i?'lp 

244 

T 

1000 

_^P5 

57 

n??? 

344 

'     '      *  »  ' 

547 

np5 

1021 

0"?^ 

637 

ni5^ 

620 

188 

1048 

Dpp 

219 

rrt^\s* 

355 

ntonn 

T           : 

1015 

Diif 

1163 

•    T    : 

371 

T        T 

613 

nnin 

T 

230 

T 

680 

TI39 

616 

n:inn 

T    •      : 

419 

D"!r! 

127 

rar 

ii47D^^i:nn 

283 

NtTD 

266 
102 


:i)'-)3 


LIST    CXXIV. 

The  Future  World. 

1073    D\S*tD"^    336       '7lN*t:^'    1114 

■    T    :  : 

1083        \'C'^ 


nntr 


THEIR  Meaning.  123 


LIST    CXXV. 

God. 

3  ^m  8  D*n'?kV?  nin^        593  nsr" 

81    Si^         206   ni'^K         soorv^j; 


VIII.    Nouns  Arranged  According  to  their  Deri- 

VA  TION. 


LIST    CXXVI. 

Derivatives   from   ^'erbs   occurring   500—5000   times. 


■^T 


1. 

"i:^^  Eat 

1) 

Hrijs*  Food 

5) 

r\'i:^^'0  Food 

2) 

n'^DiS*  Food 

T     :     T 

6) 

n'?:5Nr!D  Knife 

3) 

n^^5N*  A  meal 

7) 

n^bD  Food 

4) 

'?':5N*D  Food 

2. 

n^N  Say 

1) 

n!?N*  A  Saying 

5) 

*1^0K  Summit 

T 

2) 

IPN*  ^Vord 

6) 

^!35^D  Command 

3) 

n"1!DN*  Utterance 

T 

7) 

ntDJ^  Amorite 

4) 

n"l!DX  Utterance 

3. 

Nin  Go  in 

1) 

nXD  Entrance 

T 

3) 

J^DitD  Entrance 

T 

2) 

K1D!D  Entrance 

T 

4) 

HNIDn  Increase 

T            ; 

4. 

nai  Speak 

1) 

HD^l  Speech 

T     T 

5) 

ni^l  Cause 

T    : 

2) 

^D1  Destruction  6) 

,113*1  Utterance 

T    :    ~ 

3) 

^^^1  Inner 

7) 

nlnni  Rafts 

Sanctuary 

4) 

")5'1  Pasture- 
ground 

8) 

"I31D  Wildernes 

T    :    • 

Arranged  According  to  their  Derivation.     5-25 


5.  Il7n  Go 

1)      ri'prr  ^a  ay 

2)  Tj^^n  Step 

3)  ny"?:!  Way 

4) 
5) 

"Tf^n^D  Journey 
tiy^tlD  Procession 

6.    ^1*  Know 

1)              i/1  Knowledge 

5) 

^*l,tD  Intelligence 

2)          ni*^  Knowledge 

6) 

];n?  Why? 

3)          ilj/**!  Knowledge 

T) 

>*"tl!:  Familiar 
friend 

4)         ^Ji?*!^  AYizard 

8) 

nH^O  An  ac- 
quaintance 

7.    l'^*  Bring  forth,  bear 

1)             n^\  Child 

6) 

nib'iD  Birth 

2)            yh''  Born 

7) 

illn'^'ln  Generations 

3)           my  Born 

8) 

1^^  A  Child 

X    T 

4)          ni^l  Maiden 

9) 

nfy)  A  Child 

5)        nn'7!  Childhood 

' 

8.    N^;^  Go  out 

1)            N'^*  Offspring 

■   T 

6) 

nKV  Excrement 

T     •• 

2)         NVIO  Exit. 

T 

7) 

HKI^*  Excrement 

T 

3)      nX^lD  Outgoing 

T      T 

8) 

Niy  Filthy 

4)    nlNVin  Gates 

T 

9) 

nVi  Excrement 

T 

5)    D\S*yN*l»*  Offspring 

9.  Dtr'^  Sit,  dwell 

1)         nyi^  Dwelling 

3) 

DC^'ID  Inhabitant 

T 

2)        y^^)D  Seat 

4) 

ny^^f  A  Sitting 

126 


Nouns  Arranged  Accokding  to 


10.  np'?  Take 

1)  np^  Instruction  4)    D^HH^  Snuifers. 

2)  nip'??  Booty  5)  np!?  Receiving 

3)  O'mb^  Tongs 


11.  n)D  Die 

1)  niD  Death 

2)  D^ITt^D  Deaths 


6)      illnpD  Merchandise 
3)     nr\)'2r)  Death 


12.  k:^:  Lift  up 

1)  ?^*t^^  Prince 

•      T 

2)  nXr^J  Burden 

3)  DkXb*:  Gift 


4) 


5)  r\^\^  Elevation 

6)  t^\^*?2  Burden 

T        - 

7)  ^Xb^t:  ConSagra- 

...  .J.    .J.     _ 

tion 
J^^L^  Greatness     8)       HNt?^?  Lifting  up 


13.  p:  Give 

1)  D^^^'n^  Devoted        3) 

2)  jnD  Gift  4) 

1^-  *)3J/  Pass  over 

1)  "IID;^  Produce        5) 


npno  Gift 
nn^  Gift 

T      " 

"IDi?  Country 
beyond 
nD>*?  Ford 


2)  *l*l3y  PassingoverG) 

3)  n^:iV  Ferry  boat   7)     n^:iVr2  Ford 

4)  nn?;^  Wrath 

15.  n'?;^  Go  up 

1)  ^};  Elevation     3)  H^;;  Foliage 

2)  '^i!  Upon  4)         n':^1i^  Burnt  offer- 

ing 


TUEiK  Derivation. 


127 


5) 
6) 


^'pj;  Upper         10)  ^};t2  Lifting  up 

^^);  Pestle  11)        n^^-t:  Ascent 


7)      n^"';^  Upper     12)     n7j 


Ascent 


room 


8) 
9) 


fVS;;  Hi-li  13)        n'7j;n  Trench 

'7j;0  Above 


16.  It^y  Stand 

1)  l.pi^  Standing-     3)  ll^j;  Column 

place 
1)        n"l!?l^  Station  4)        "ipi^tj  Station 

17.  nt^*y  Make 

1)      nb'Jt^P  Work 

18.  niV  Command 

1)  V^*  Precept         3)         Hl^tD  Command- 


:VV  Pillar 


4) 


ment 
^y  Sliip 


19.  Dip  Rise,  stand 

1)  n.plp  Height  6)  D*lp.^  Existence 

2)  D^p  Adversary  7)  Dlp^  Place 

3)  ,      n'yp  Rising  up  8)  HDIpn  Ptesistance 

4)  n,tpp  Standing  9)  D!3lpn  Opposer 

5)  ni'^DDlp  Uprightness 

20.  Nnp  Call 

1)  }<"ip  Partridge  3)  H^np  Proclamat'n 

2)  Nnp  Called  4)  N^p^  Assembly 


128 


KOUNS  AkKANGED   ACCOllDING  TO 


21. 

n^n  See 

1)           nj^n  Seeing 

'.■     T 

5) 

^^^n  Vision 

•    t: 

2)           HkVn  Seer 

6) 

^^5'^^  Appearance 

3)         n\N^n  Sight 

7) 

riisn.t:  vision 

T     :   - 

4)             *J<*)  Mirror 

- 

22. 

D^tr  Put 

1)     n-Pltrn  Deposit 

23. 

^"Ijr  Turn 

1)         HDIJi^'  Return 

T 

4) 

^^W    Rebellious 

2)         n:^*:^'  Return 

T 

5) 

DDI^^'D  Apostacy 

T             : 

3)         DDl:r"  Rebellious 

6) 

r\2)Z*D  Return 

T 

24. 

n'?tr  Send 

1)    D^ni'^tr'  Release 

5) 

rdt^D  Sending 

T      : 

forth,  place 

2)          til*^  Missile 

6) 

nilZV  Sending 

3)  nin^ii^'  Shoots 

7) 

r\Phl^?2  Mission 

4)         jn"-?^  Table 

25. 

i^Ot^  Hear 

1)         yr2'^  Report 

5) 

i^?2^D  Report 

2)          ;^0b^'  Fame 

6) 

Hi^^t^D  Audience 

3)     n^)t2^  Rumor 

7) 

;rO?^'  Music 

4)  nir-tO^'n  Hearing 

THEIR  Derivation. 


129 


LIST    CXXVII. 

Derivatives  from   Verbs   occurring  200—500  times. 

1.  nHkV  Love 

1)  HDHK  Love             3)  2n^  Love 

T    -:   ~  - 

2)  3^^$  Amours 

2.  r|DJ<  Gather 

1)  f]piV  Harvest        4)  D*5DiV  Stores 

2)  fl^DN  Ingatherings)  Hl^DK  Assemblies 

3)  n^lpN  Assemblage  G)  ^jptDDK  Rabble 

3.  n^a  Build 

1)  j5  Son               4)  n5  Daughter 

2)  n^U  Building       5)  r\^2D  Building 

3)  r^3  Building       6)  n^:i2n  Likeness 

•  t  :   •  •    :     - 


4.  niD  Bless 

1)  n")?  Knee 

2)  n:Dn3  Blessing 


3)        n:Dn3  Pool 


5.  C^pD  Seek 
1)       1 

nj^'M  Petition 

T    It  - 

6.    ^^t  Remember 

1)             iy  Remem- 

4) 

lOr  Male 

T 

3) 

brance 
*l^r  Remem- 

5) 

j1"13f  Memorial 

3) 

brance 
n^r  Male 

T  T 

6) 

n"l3?K  Memorial- 

T  T  :  - 

offering 

130 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


T.  ptn  Be 

1 

strong 

1) 
2) 

'pjfl  Strong 
prn  Firm 

1      T    T 

4) 
5) 

pfn  Strength 
np?n  Strong 

3) 

prfl  Strength 

6) 

np?f7  Force 

8.Nt0n  Sin 

1)          Npn  Sin 

4) 

HNDU  Sinful 

T      T     - 

2) 

nXDH  Sin 

T  T    ~: 

5) 

ilKtSn  Sinfulness 

T     - 

3) 

t^Dfl  Sinner 

T      ~ 

9.  n^n  Live 

1)            n^n  Lively 

4) 

ni^n  Life 

2) 

^n  Living 

5) 

n^HD  Sustenance 

T  :     • 

3) 

HTT  Beast 

T    - 

10.  J<T  Be 

"  1) 

afraid 

}<1^  Fearful 

"  T 

3) 

NniD  Fear 

T 

2) 

HKT  Fear 

11.  ^y  Go  down 

1)       I^TtD  Descent 

r 

12.  ;^y  Possess 

1)  ntyy  Possession   4) 

T     •■  : 

2)  n^y  Possession   5) 

3)  nLT'l  Net  6) 

13.  y'C^'f  Deliver 

1)  i^*^>  Deliverance  3) 

2)  Hi^lLi^^  Deliverance 

14.  p2  Prepare 

1)  iD  Upright,  so  2) 


ti^")lD  Possession 

T 

nti**tlD  Possession 

T         T 

L^l^n^T  New  wine 

mj^Cr'lO  Deliver- 
ance(s) 


155  Cake 


THEIR   DeHIVA'I  ION. 


131 


3)  pO  Place  4)        H^ID?  Place 

5)      n:!On  Place 

T  : 

15-  n^D  Complete 

1)  n^D  Failing         5)  fV^D  Destruction 

2)  hSd  Completion  6)       nl'?3!3  Perfec- 

tion(s) 

3)  ^'^D  Vessel  7)        n'?^^  Complete- 

ness 

4)  nV'?^  Kidneys       8)      fl^'^^n  Complete- 

ness 

16.  rn^  Cut 

1)      nln*)3  Beams  2)     rUnHD  Separation 


17.  DHD  Write 

1)  DHD  Letter 

T    : 

2)  n?h5  Mark 

18.  ^^^70  Be  full 

■     1)  i^'lD  Pull 

2)  Nl':',!?  Fulness 

3)  n^^^  Fulness 

4)  ^i7D  Fortress 

19.  "pt2  Be  king 

1)  rpr^  King 

2)  ^Sb  Moloch 

3)  r\y7f2  Queen 

T  :     ~ 

4)  n^^D  Queen 


3)        DDDD  Edict 


5)  nXl'?,!:  Filling  in 

T 

6)  D^Ny!P  Consecra- 

tion 

7)  DN^!:  Fulness 


5)  n^l'?^  Kingdom 

T  : 

6)  no'?-?  Kingdom 

7)  n^^DD  Kingdom 

8)  nilj'^DO  Kingdom 


132 


Nouns  Aiiranged  According  to 


20.  IJIJ  Make  known 

1)  1^^  Before  2) 

21.  HlOJ  Stretch  out 

1)  nyp  Stretching    3) 

2)  nW  Rod  4) 

22.  ilD^  Smite 

1)  n?^  Smitten        3) 

2)  n^]  Sraiter 

28.   "yi}^  Fall 

1)  ^$J  Abortion      4) 

2)  *?^£3^  (?)  Giant      5) 

•    T 

3)  75^  Falling,  refuse 

T     ~ 

24.  ^y^  Snatch,  deliver 

1)  n^Vn  Deliverance 

T    T      - 

25.  *1")D  Turn  aside 

i)  niD  Rejected      3) 

2)  *)1D^  Apostate 

T 

26.  n^j;  Serve 

1)  nSj;  Servant        4) 

2)  -l!}17  Labor  5) 

T      : 

3)  nirii;  Labor  6) 

2T.  n.ii^  Answer 

1)  J};[  Because  of  3) 

2)  n^.^f2  Answer         4) 


I^JIJ  Prince 


i  IU.J  Downwards 

T     - 

rru)D  Bed 


n3!D  Stroke 


n'^tDt:  Ruins 

T     •■       ~ 

ri7£D!0  Falling,  ruin 


n^O  Apostacy 


niDy  Service 
nn^j;  Servitude 
l^i^D  Work 

f;;D  (with  ^7)  be- 
cause of 
nj^  Season 


THEIR  Derivation. 


133 


28.  -lp£3  Visit 

1,                                    ^ 

1)        nip5  Inspection 

4) 

nn^pD  Oversight 

2)        jnpiD  Deposit 

5) 

Dn*lp5  Mandates 

3)          n^pB  Overseer 

1          T^ 

6) 

1p5/p  Census 

29. 

riT)  Multiply 

1)     n^nN^  Locust 

4) 

n''T)f2  Multitude 

2)        n5"lK  Abundance  5) 

r\)T)Pi  Brood 

3)        ny^O  Amplitude 

T    :  • 

6) 

il*3"^ri  Increase, 
interest 

30. 

on  Be  high 

1)          H!:")  Height 

T      T 

6) 

D!D11  Exaltation 

T 

2)         nTtjn  (?)  Heap 

T 

7) 

n*io?n  Lifting  up 

3)  on  ,  D")  Height 

8) 

DllO  Elevation 

T 

4)            on  Height 

9) 

nt^nn  Present 

T            : 

5)     n,t:n  Pnde 

T 

10) 

n'^^^ir^  Offering 

T                : 

31. 

^DLT  Lie  down 

1)       n^yCf  Lying  down 

1,3) 

DD:^*D  Couch 

emission 
2)       riDbC'   Copulation 

32.  ^t2^  Keep 

1)  nn^'iT"  Guard  5) 

T    :     T 

2)  nl*),^::^  Eyelids         6) 

3)  WIO*^*  Observances  7) 

4)  n"lTt:C*N  Night-watch  8) 

33.  DtDS^  Judge 

1)  DIlDt?*  Judgment     3) 

2)  DsDL^*  Judgment 


"HD^'D  Guard 

T     : 

ri"lDu*P  Watch 
^0)\^  Keeper 
nptj^'  Lees 

DBJi^'O  Judgment 


134 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


34.  nnC^  Di-ink 

1)  TW^  Drunken-      3)       tlPil^t2  Banquet 

ness 

2)  iTnt:^'  Drinking 


LIST    CXXVIII. 

Derivations   from   Verbs   occurring   lOO— ^OO   times. 

1.  IDN  Perish 

1)  l3iV  Annihilati'n  3)  (1"15J<  Abyss 

2)  niD^  Something    4)  p^N*  Destruction 

T  ••   -:  I    T  :     - 

lost 

2.  pN  Be  firm 

1)  (OX  Architect      G)  H^tDN*  Column 

I    T      T  T      : 

2)  (!DN*  rirm              7)  H^ltDi^^  Faithfuln'ss 

3)  l1tD5<  Architect     8)  H^^DX  Fixedness 

It  t   t    -; 


4) 

jVJN*  Fidelity 

0) 

nitDK  Truly 

T    ;    T 

5) 

|DiV  Truth 

10) 

D^Di^  Certainly 

T     :     T 

3.  C*)2  Be 

ashamed 

1) 

nC*i:!l  Shame 

T 

3) 

::nnO  Pudenda 

T 

2) 

ilC*2  Shame 

4) 

n^D*3  Disgrace 

4.  I1D2  Trust 

1)  nD5  Confidence    4)      nUlO?  Security 

2)  nnD3  Trust  5)        nDDt:  Confidence 

T    :     •  T     :    • 

3)  ilnO^  Confidence 


5.      fO  Perceive 

1)  ^3  Separation,  3) 


nnn  Insight 


between 


[ing 


2) 


n.VD  Discernment 4)       ilJI^ri  Understand- 


THEiii  Derivation. 


135 


0.  nOa  Weep 

1)  nD5  Weeping       3) 

2)  nO^  Weeping       4) 

T 

7.  Hj^jl  Redeem 

1)         n^W  Redemption  2) 

8.  S"i;i  Be  great 

1)  '^n;!  Strong  5) 

2)  '^lljl  Greatness     6) 

T 

3)  '^iil  Greatness    -7) 

4)  n'?11J  Greatness 

T  : 

9.  I)^  Turn,  sojourn 

-  1)     n;! ,  yy  Sojourner     5) 

2)  ni"l^  Habitation    6) 

3)  nirj  Terror  7) 

T 

4)  n^l:*:5  Fear 

T         : 

10.  n'^Jl  Pveveal,  lead  captive 

1)  n'?!;!  Captivity      3) 

2)  ^^s]  ■■  Captivity 

11.  DHl  Tread,  seek 

-^    1)        C*ni*J  Commentary 

T     :    ■ 

11.  '^'TTI  Pi'aise,  boast 

1)  n'^^ln  Folly  4) 

2)  ni'?'?ln  Folly  5) 

3)  ^i^n  Rejoicing 


ri^^!3  Weeping 
'5?  Weeping 

D^^*i5<J  Redemption 

rTplj  Greatness 

T    ■•.  : 

^na  Twisted 

•   T 

^Hi*2  Tower 


n*i:p  Dwelling 
nnUtD  Fear 

T  : 

rr^lilitDD  Storehouse 


I'i^^a  Tablet 


^^tlt^  Praise 

T  -:    - 


138 


KouNs  Arranged  According  to 


12.  Jinn  Kill 

1)  jnn  Slaughter     2) 

13.  flDt  Sacrifice 


rtyin  slaughter 


1) 

n^t  Sacrifice 

2) 

n5rp  Altar 

14.  ^Hfi  Pr 

•ofaiie,  begin 

1) 

^^^n  Profane 

5) 

p^rr  Window 

2) 

77rT  Slain 

T      T 

6) 

n'vriD  Cave 

T    *      : 

3) 

^n  Common 

7) 

n'pnri  Beginning 

4) 

n^n  Cake 

T      - 

8) 

'^'^'^^n  Beginning 

■      T 

15.  Tl!^\l  Encamp 

1) 

ni^n  Cell 

T 

3) 

'*^f?D9  c^^^p 

2) 

n^^n  Spear 

4) 

riUnn  Encamp- 
ment 

IQ.yC^n  Impute,  think 

1)  y^*n  Girdle  4) 

2)  \'iyC*n  Judgment  5) 

3)  ])yCV  Device  6) 

17.  N,tDD  Be  unclean 

1)  N!:D  Unclean        3) 

■•      T 

2)  nNtDiD  Uncleanness 

18.  ni^  Thank 

1)  T  Hand  3) 

T 

2)  nnln  Thanksgiving 

T 

19.  DO*  Be  good 

1)         DD\t3  Choice  part 


nncrn^D  Thought 

T   T     -;    - 

ny^*m  Thought 

D;^'n  Weaver 
nXDD  Uncleanness 


n^^n  choirs 


THEIR  DeKIVATION. 


137 


20.  nn^  Be  left 

1)            nn*  Residue 

5) 

piri^  Excellence 

2) 

n")n^  Abundance  6) 

T    :    * 

nnlO  Excellence 

T 

3) 

tnl*  Remainder  7) 

^n'D  Cord 

T 

4) 

n"in^  Remainder 

8) 

nn^  String 

21.  nDD  Be 
1) 

heavy 

"IDD  Heavy 

•"     T 

4) 

1^3  Heaviness 

2) 

niDD  Glory 

T 

5) 

nn5D  Difficulty 

3) 

nniDD  Splendid 

T          : 

22.  HD^  Conceal 

1)            '^DD  Covering 

4) 

np?p  Covering 

2) 

ri1D5  Covering 

5) 

np59  Covering 

3) 

np3  Pillow 

23.  IM  Cover 

1)          ")155  Cup,  hoar 

4) 

D^IDD  Atonement 

frost 

2) 

^53  Village 

T    T 

5) 

Jl'iBD  Cover 

3) 

*1DD  Ransom 

24.  C'^^  Put  on 

1)  tlf)^^  Garment 

2)  t^*\^^f2  Garment 

Dfl'?  Devour,  fight 

1)  Din':'  Food 

T 

2)  Unb  Bread 


3)    r\t^2bD  Garment 


3)     nt^n'l?^  War 


l^b  Capture 

1)  ID':'  Snaring         2)     DID'^D  Net 


138 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


27.  y^^  Toucli 

1)  ;rj^  Stroke 

28.  yOli  Depart 

1)  j;DP  Departure    2) 

29.  DDD  Surround 

1)  n:3D  Turn  4) 

T      • 

2)  DOD  Circuit  5) 

T 

3)  n^DJ  Course 

T    •    ; 

30.  ^5D  Number 

1)  1^0  Census  5) 

T     : 

2)  n^p  Book  6) 

3)  n^^O  Book  7) 

4)  nniiDD  Number 

T  : 

31.  ^rj^  Abandon 

1)        tl^^\^.  Abandon-     2) 
ment 


32.  n^^  Turn  about 

1)  f5  Lest 


2) 


33.  nnp  Bury 

1)  n5p  Grave  2) 

34.  C^lp  Be  holy,  consecrate 

1)  ^'np  Consecrated  3) 

2)  t^np  Holiness       4) 

35.  mip  Draw  near 

1)  nnp  Drawing       2) 

near 


i^D^  Quarry 

^D)f2  Circuit 
DDD  Circle 


^9D0  Number 

T    :     • 

*1^5D  Sapphire 
^5D  Scribe 


finjj; 


Barter 


tl^Q  Face 

■/    T 

HIIDp  Sepulchre 

ti^"lp  Consecrated 
i:**TPD  Sanctuary 

t):     • 

Dllp  Near 


THEIR  Derivation.  139 

3)  i^^i^  Offering        5)        H^lp  Approach 

4)  yyn  Battle 

36.  fll*!  Pursue 

1)        ^1")!D  Persecution 


37.   pn  Run 

1)  f  mo  Running       2)       n^np  Running 


fT'^  ^ 


38.  r^y'^  Feed 

-        1) 

;;n  Friend          7) 

ri'^i;^  Female 
friend 

2) 

nj^'n  Companion  8) 

fl^;;^  Desire 

3) 

n^*1  Companion  9) 

j;nD  Friend 

4) 

n*i;^"l  Friend,       10) 
striving 

nj/*lD  Pasture 

5) 

^;;n  Pasture       11) 

n^j;*)5  Pasture 

^             ^^ 

^;;h  Shepherd 

39.  i^^'t^  Hate 

' 

1) 

HNJt^  Hatred          2) 

J<Ob^  Hated 

40.  tpl^  Burn 

1)  nnt^  Flaming        3)    HiD'lC^D  Burning 

I    T    T  T     T     :        • 

2)  HtD^t^  Conflagration 

41.  '^Ntr  Ask 

1)  n^Nt^"  Request       3)    n'T'^iT'D  Request 

T   ••    :  T    T    :      • 

2)  n'?^*  Request 

T     •• 

42.  y^t^  Swear 

1)     Hi^lDti^  Oath 


140  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

43.  ^^J^  Break  in  pieces 

1)  ^:;^^  Break  3)        *12Z*f2  Matrix 

2)  I'iiy^y  Destruction  4)       ^2^t2  Breakers 

It'  t    ;       • 

44.  tini^  Do  obeisance 

1)    mntf^'pit         2)     n^nj^^pit 

45.  piHt^  Corrupt 

1)  D^\1\^D  Destructions)      HHt^D  Destruction 

:      -  T     :      • 

2)  nntrb  Disfigure-     4)      HUt^D  Blemish 
^^  ment 

46.  T|'?t^  Cast,  send 
1)  T]'?^'  Pelican         2)       D^^^*  Casting 

down 

47.  D'?!;^  Be  whole 

1)  D'?^'  Whole  5)         Dl^t^"  Requital 
..  ^ 

2)  Dl'^t^*  Peace  6)       H-tD^t^  Betribution 

3)  Cht^  Peace,  7)    O^'idll^  Bribes 
thanksgiving 

4)  uVt^  Becompense 


i'»^ 


48.  rni^  Minister 

1)         n*1tr'  Service         2)       ri"ltrD  Servant 


LIST    CXXIX. 

Derivatives   from   Verbs   occurring  50— lOO  times. 

1.     tflN  Seize,  hold 

1)        tirni^  Property 


THEIR  Derivation. 


141 


2.  ^D5<  Bind 

1)  "IIDN  Fetter  4) 

2)  yOi<  Prisoner       5) 

•      T 

3)  HDJ^  Restraint,     6) 

T      • 

VOW 

3.  niN  Curse 

1)        nn^^O  Curse 

4.  inD  Choose 


•^PlD  Band 
niDfJ  Band 

T 

n^DN  Captive 


1)          TTO  Chosen          4) 

"inD!D  The  best 

T     : 

2)         "lin^l  Mature          5) 

T 

ninnp  Choice 

3)  Qnira  Youth 

5.  ;;^D  Swallow 

1)           P^D  Destruction 

6.  nyi2  Consume 

1)  yy2  Cattle  3) 

2)  ^j;5  Brutishness 

7.  m^  Cleave 

1)  j;p3  Fissure         3) 

2)  ;;n5  Half-shekel 

8.  N")2  Create,  cut 

1)     HNnD  Creation         2) 

9.  mD  Flee 

1)  nn3  Fugitive       3) 

2)  nni  Bar 

10.  pDl  Adhere 

1)  PDI  Adhering      2) 


n")t?^  Burning 

T 

njjpn  Valley 
XnD  Fatling 

•    T 

nn^D  Flight 

T  :    • 

PDI  Soldering 


142  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

11-  nSn  Turn,  overthrow 

1)  T[5n  The  contrary  5)    nDSn?  Overthrow 

2)  Ti^n  Perverse-      6)    H^^Ht^  Twisting, 

ness  stocks 

3)  n^Sn  Overthrow    7)  H^IBiin  Perverseness 

4)  HMSn  Perverse 


12.  *T1t  Sojourn  [hurt 

1)  nnO  Alienated  2)  ni?D  Healing, 

T  T 

13.  n^r  Commit  fornication 

1)  ]):^\  Whoredom  3)         n)2tn  Idolatry 

2)  ni:ir  idolatry 

14.  pnr  Sow 

1)  il'iy  Arm  4)        ^^nriV  Arm 

2)  3;nr  seed  5)  ;;nrp  Seed-land 

3)  D^i^r  Vegetables  6)  ^'^t  Seed 

15.  '^in  Cease 

1)  ^^n  Forsaken  2)  ^^n  Resting- 

place 

16.  ^^^  Be  gained,  bring  forth,  wait 

1)  ^)n  Sand  4)      n':'1n,t:  Dance 

T  : 

2)  rt^nhn  Anguish  5)  H^n  Pang 

T    T    :    "■ 

3)  '?lnD  Dance  6)  ':5^n  Strength 

T  •    - 

17.  ri^n  Be  sick 

1)  *^n  Sickness  3)        Tl^H^  Disease 

•    t:  t    -:    - 

2)  n^r\D  Sickness  4)        ^'^(1!:  Diseases 


THEIR  Derivation. 


113 


18.  p^n  Divide 

1)  phn  Bare 

2)  p^n  Portion 

3)  pyn  Smooth 

4)  n\f?n  Flattery 

19.  pn  Be  gracious 

1)  :n  Favor 


2) 
3) 

4) 


20.  l^iDn  Delight 

1)  V^n  Delight- 


5)  Hp'?'^  Division 

6)  nlp'pr?  Division 
7)n1p^p'?n  Flatterers 
8)     rip'^n?  Division 

5)  nnn  Favor 

T     •  ■": 

6)  D^n  Gratuitously 

T       • 

7)  mnn  Favor 

T       • 

p^n  Gracious       8)    D^^ljlin  Supplication 

r5D  Desire 


rn  Grace 
nn  Mercy 


2) 


ing  in 

21.  n^n  Be  angry 

1)  Jinn  Anger 

2)  nn  Heat 


3)     Nnnn  (?)  Coat  of 

T  :     - 

mail 


t^»nn  Ploughing 

^trnn  Suitry 


22.  t^")n  Plow,  engrave,  be  silent 

1)  t^nn  Workman     6) 

T    T 

2)  t^*in  Trade  7) 

3)  tr'in  Artificer       8)    H^'inO  Plough- 

share 

4)  tr'")n  Tool  9)    ntrinO  Coulter 

5)  r>^"in  Skilled  work 


23.  nnn  Be  dismayed 

1)  nn  Fear 

2)  nnn  Terror 

T      • 

3)  n^nrr  Terror 


4)  nnnO  Tenor 

T  : 

5)  nr\n  Dismay 

6)  nnnH  Terror 


144 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


24.  ^HD  Be  clean 

1)  niHD  Pure 

T 

2)  ^liCO  Brightness  4) 

25.  t^y  Be  dry 

1)  llfy  Dry 

26.  HD*  Reprove 

1)    nnrjin  chastise-   2) 

ment 

27.  W»  Give  counsel 

1)  nVr  Counsel 

28.  py»  Pour  out 

1)       npv*  ^^^^^"^' 

2)  pyiO  Casting 

29.  n^'^  Form 

1)  *)V1^  Former 

2)  n5»7  Thought 

30.  HT  Cast,  instruct 

1)  n")1*  Early  rain    3) 

2)  n"]10  Early  rain    4) 

31.  DJ^D  Provoke 

1)  Oy^  Vexation 

32.  h^^  Stumble 

1)  ^'''l*^  Axe  3) 

2)  |l'?t:*3  Buin  4) 


3) 

"nntO  Cleanness 

4) 

n^nLD  Purity,  puri 

T  t:    T 

fication 

2) 

tlt^fy   Dryland 

T       T  ~ 

2) 

nnDin  chastise- 

ment 

2) 

nyj;i!3  counsel 

3) 

m)^)r2  Tube 

|t  t 

4) 

npVI'^  Casting 

3) 

DnV»  Smelting 

n*^1il  Instruction 

T 

nilO  Teacher 


[block 
b'il^PP  Stumbling- 
il^^*^f2  Stumbling- 
block 


THEIR  Derivation.  145 

33.  p'?  Lodge 

.  1)  rfr,!D  Lodging-      2)       nit^r2  Hut 

It  t  : 

place 

34.  no'?  Learn 

1)  1)f2h  Practiced      3)      yi^bll  Learner 

2)  1f2'?0  Goal 

35.  "11D  Measure 

1)  "TD  Grarment       3)  10!?  Measures 

2)  mo  Extension 

T      • 

36.  nnO  Hasten 

1)  TnO  Prompt         3)        mnO  Haste 

2)  nriO  Purchase      4)  npTD  Speedily 

money 

37.  -)D0  Sell 

1)  npO  Price  3)     niDOO  Selling 

2)  1300  Sale 

T    : 

38.  n^O  Anoint 

1)  n^t^'O  Anointed      3)      HWO  Portion 

-       •     T  T     :     T 

2)  nnt^*0  Anointing    4)       HC^OO  Extension 

39.  ^t^f2  Rule,  make  like 

1)  '7C'0  Proverb         4)    n'?C*00  Dominion 

T       T  T      T  :       •. 

2)  '^b'P  Satire  5)  '7^0  I^ule 

3)  '^ti^'OO  Dominion 

T      :     • 

40.  tOD^  Look,  regard 

1)  D^it?  Outlook,  expectation 


146 


KouNs  Arranged  According  to 


41.  ni<3  Drive  away 

1)    D^nn?  Seduction 

42.  rnj  Rest 

1)  n1^  Rest  4) 

2)  nn^  Quietness     5) 

3)  nil-^n  Permission  6) 


43.  ^n^  Inherit 


i: 


n7nj  Inheritance  2) 


44.  ;;0J  Plant 

1)  ^^p^  Plant 

2)  yiDl  Plant 


3) 


45.  *1^^  Know,  be  ignorant 

1)  I^J  Strangeness  4) 

2)  nO^  Calamity       5) 

3)  nDJ  Strange 


46.  DVJ  Set 
1) 
2.) 
3) 
4) 


D*VJ  Overseer  5) 

DV^  Officer  6) 

^VO  Garrison  7) 

T       - 

aVp  Military  8) 
post 


47.  n^J  Be  preeminent 

1)  nV^  Eternity 

48.  *li^^  Keep,  watch 

1)        nniV^  Guard 


niit:  Rest 

~  T 

nln*4  Pleasantn'ss 
nnilO  Quietness 

n'?rT<D  Heritage 

T  -;  - 

^OD  Planting 


n*lDn  Discerning 

T    r     - 

'^^*2  Acquaint- 
ance 

[post 
nnVO  Military 

T      T     ~ 

HDVD  Garrison 

r    T     ■ 

nDV-!D  Pillar 
DDVD  Monument 


THEIR  Derivation. 


147 


49.  njlD  Shut 

1 )  11  Jp  Pericardium  4) 

2)  ^W  Den  5) 

3)  "in;iD  Heavy  rain 

50.  IDD  Conceal 

1)  ")rip  Covering      4) 

2)  rr^nO  covering       5) 

T    : 

3)  nnDO  Hiding-place 

T     ;    " 

51.  *)1i^  Awake 

1)  y^  City,  watch- 2) 

inff 


n^PO  Prison 
n"IJ!D.!0  Stronghold 


ninOP  Kefuge 
"^riDtO  Averting 


^^  City 


52.  nr;^  Assist 

1)       nr;;  Help 

3) 

n^V  Enclosure 

T  T  -; 

2) 

nyx  ^i^ 

53.  n:;;  bo 

1) 

afflicted 

l^rr  Poor 

T      T 

6) 

"f^y  Affliction 

2) 

nij;^  Humility 

7) 

]l^y  Work 

3) 

ni^i^  Meekness 

8) 

tl^ilD  Furrow 

4) 

ni^i^  Affliction 

9) 

n^XrO  Furrow 

5) 

^Jj;  Afflicted 

10) 

n^^^^n  Humilia- 
tion, fasting 

54.  ^iy  Arrange 

1)      Tinj;  Row 

2)        T]il!^  Arrange- 

3) 
4) 

n5"}i??  Arrange- 
n?"I^D  Row    [ment 

ment 

55.  nilD  Redeem 

1)         nilD  Redemption  2) 

□V"l3  Ransom 

148 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


n^lSn  Dispersion 


56.  p5  Scatter 

1)  rSO  Hammer       2] 

57.  ^s'?5  Separate,  be  wonderful 

1)  N^£)  Wonder        4)     HK^^iDD  Wonder, 

V  ■.•  T  T    ;     • 

2)  tli<''bQ  Wonderful 


58.  ^"^iD  Pray 

1)  ^^^B  Judge  3) 


miracle 

V  v5  Judgment, 
judicial 


2)       'nb^'^Q  Judgment     4)        H^t^D  Prayer 


59.  b^B  Do,  make 

1)  b^'B  AVork  3) 

2)  nbVQ  Deed  4) 

60.  t^n^  Spread  out 

1)       ti^liDO  Expansion 

T    : 

61.  py)£  Cry  out 

1)    np;;v  cry 

62.  niDl^  AVatcli,  cover 

1)  ^*l£)V  Covering      4) 

2)  rfS':*'  Watch-  5) 

tower 

3)  iTiDV  Guard 

•     T 

63. 1*)^  Distress 

1)  nV  Affliction,     3) 

adversary 

2)  rr")^*  Affliction      4) 


bi^i^t^  Work 
n^i^5-9  Work 


n^V  Capital  (of  a 
column) 
nSV?  Watch- 
tower 


i-)":>  Bundle 


*y^t2  Distress 


THEIR  Derivation. 


149 


64.  'il'p  Be  light 

1)  ^p  Light  4) 

2)  '?^P  Smooth         5) 

3)  Tif7'p  Curse 

65.  r\yp  C^et,  obtain 

1)  Vy\)  Possession,  3) 

wealth 

2)  n^p'P  Property       4) 

66.  ;;np  Rend 

1)  i^np  Rending 

67.  DH")  Have  mercy 

1)  DHI  Vulture 

T     T 

2)  npn")  Maiden 

3)  Dirrn  compas- 

sionate 

4)  on")  Womb 

68.  rm  Wash 

1)  yrrS  Washing 


5) 
6) 

7) 


2) 


69.  pm  Be  far  off 

1)  pnn  Departing     3) 

2)  pln"J  Distant 

70.  y^  Strive 

1)  nn  Strife  3) 

2)  y'y  Adversary 


^p^p  Mean 
|1'?P^P  Shame 


n^p!D  Possession 
nP  Reed 


n^^nn  Maiden 

T  ~:    - 

D^pn*)  Bowels 
^^tDdl  Compas- 
sionate 


rX^Vr\  Washing- 
place 

nn*^D  Remoteness 


nnnD  Strife 


150 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


71.  ^Dn  Ride 

1)  D?^  Chariot  4)        HM")  Riding 

2)  D*l^"1  Chariot  5)        DD^O  Chariot 

3)  33*1  Horseman  6)     ,13310  Chariot 

T     -  T  T     :  •.• 


72.  p'l  Sing,  cry  aloud 

1)  p  Shouting      4) 

2)  rthD  Shout  5) 

T  T    : 

3)  nr)  Shouting 

T 

73.  ^^1  Be  evil 

1)  y^  Evil  3) 

2)  ni^"i  Wickedness 

74.  ^<31  Heal 

1)  niXS"!  Healing 

2)  r]^)bl  Medicine 

T  : 

75.  nyi  Be  pleased 

1)  f1^;n  Delight 

76.  ^2^  Suffice 

1)  y2\y  Satiated 

2)  y3b^  Satiety 


f^l  Joyous 
D^j")  Female  os- 
triches 

yn  Wickedness 


3)        N£)n,3  Health 


3) 
4) 


J^3C^  Satiety 
ni^3b^  Satiety 


77.  ^3tJ^  Act  wisely,  proper 

1)  ^73:^  Prudence  3)      ^""^'^D  Poem 

2)  ni'?3tr  Folly 

78.  n3t^  Cease,  rest  [keeping,  great  Sabbath 

1)  r\y^  Cessation  3)       |1n3t^*  Sabbath- 

2)  n^t^  Sa-btrath  4)       n3trO  (Rest), 

T    -  T    :      • 

destruction 


THEIR  Derivation.  151 

79. 11^  Destroy 

1)  nt^'  Destruction  3)  \1^'  (?)  Mighty 

2)  rritT'  Wife 

T      • 

80.  orr:^  Kin 

1)     (I'lD^TO*  Slaughter 

T       •     : 

81.  y^  Sing 

1)  yc^  Song  2)         ni^tr  Song 

T      • 

82.  n^t:^  Put 

1)  y^  Thorn  3)  nt^'  Pillar 

2)  n^C^"  Dress 

84.  D!3J^  Be  astonished,  desolate  [ment 

1)  D^\:f  Desolate       5)       1'i'2^*i^  Astonish- 

•    T  It- 

2)  tl^^lL^  Desolation    6)       ntDCi'O  Desolation 

T    T     :  T    -      : 

3)  nt:t::^'  Desolation    7)       HDt^i^  Desolation 

4)  ntDti^'  Desolation 

T      ~ 

85.  npC^  Drink 

1)  npb*  Drinking      3)      Hptf^'O  Cup-bearer 

trough  well-watered 

2)  ^Ipc^'  Drink 

86.  D/t:n  Finish 

1)  D^!3n  Perfect         4)  H/tDn  Integrity 

2)  Dh  Sincere         5)  QHtD  Complete- 


ness 


3)  Dn  Completeness 


87.  ^pn  Strike,  blow 

1)        iTipn  Trumpet      2-)  ^j^n  Blowing 


152  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

LIST    CXXX. 

Derivatives   from  Verbs  occurring  aS— 50  times. 

1.  ^7^^  To  Mourn 

1)  '7D^^  Mourning     2)  ^2i^  Mourning 

2.  ni5<  Long  for 

1)  l^t  Appetite       4)      D\^]|^D  Desires 

2)  nik^  Longing        5)        niKD  Longing 

T  -  T   -:  - 

3)  ^^  Coast-land 

3.  niN  Shine 

1)  ^iiS  Light  4)       n1■^1^?  Green  herbs 

2)  niK  Light  5)         niN*0  Luminary 

T 

3)  nilN*  Light  6)      nilNO  Hole 

T  T  : 

4.  jrj<  Listen 

4)  ftK  Ear  2)  ^f^  Utensil 

5.  r!Dt<  Be  firm 

1)  f  DN  Active  4)         Y''^i^  S^^^ong 

2)  rpK  Strength       5)   D^V'?N*0  Powers 

3)  nV*JK  Protection 

6.  HD^  Bake 

1)       nSX?  Something  baked 

7.  ^*^X  Lie  in  ambusli 

1)  l'^^t  Ambusli        4)        tlT)^  Net-work 

2)  yi^  Plot  5)        21^0  Place  of 

3)  ^3"^^^  Ambuscade  ambush 


THEIR  Derivation. 


153 


8.  "jnN*  Be  long 

1)  "I-IX  Long,  tardy  3)  r^'li^  Lengtli 


2) 


"IK  Long 


v^ 


4)       n^nN*  Bandage 


9.  Dt^N  Be  guilty 

1)  Dt:*K  Guilt,  tres-  3)       H^Z*^  Trespassing 

T       T  T     :        - 

pass-offering 

2)  OZfi<  Guilty 

1^-  "T,^D  Act  treacherously 

1)  IJI^  A  garment   3}  II^D  Treacherous 

2)  nnJlD  Treacheries 


11.  ^nD  Divide 

1)  bn2  Alloy  3) 

2)  nl';^"?^!^  Separations 

T 

12.  '?rr!3  Be  terrified 

1)        n'ln^  Terror 

T      T      •.• 

13.  n?^  Despise 

1)  riD  Despised       2) 


^12  Piece 


14.     rD  Plunder 

1)  rn  Booty 


2) 


15.  jnn  Try 

1)  fira  Assayer        4) 

2)  pn5  \Yatch-         5) 

tower 

3)  1^115  Watch-tower 


fVp  Contempt 
HTD  Booty 

T    • 

|n5  Tower 
pi  Trial 


154  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


16.  ^^"2  Mix,  confound 

1)  ^''^2  Mixed  prov-  3)       ^^I^DH  Stained 

ender 

2)  ^Dn  Pollution      4)      ^)^:il^  Snail 

17.  nVD  Cut  off,  fortify 

1)  "1V5  Precious       4)        JliV?  Drought 

metal 

2)  rr"li*!i  Sheepfold     5)  "I^VIB  Vintage 

T     :    T  •     T 

3)  (in"^3  Fortress        6)        "1V!1^  Fortification 

18.  ^t:;^  Boil 

1)  ^ti'^  Boiled  2)  ri1^t^*DD  Boilers 

19.  nijl  Be  high,  exalted 

1)  nD:i  High  3)  HDJ  Height 

T   T  ~ 

2)  HD -I  High,  proud  4)       niPTD-l  Haughtiness 

20.  ^ty  Tear  away,  plunder 

1)  "7^  Bobbery       3)  H'^rjl  Spoil 

2)  ^r;!  Robbery 

21.  ^jl  Exult 

1)  ^'>}  Circle,  2)  H'^^JI  exultation 

T 

exultation 

22.  ^72^  Deal  well  or  ill  with 

1)  *?1!:;i  Desert  3)       ^If^^r)  Benefit 

2)  n'^TtDJl  Desert 

T  : 

23.  D^:i  Steal 

1)  3:1:1  Thief  2)  rr3:iJI  Theft 


TUEiK  Derivation. 


155 


24.  C-Hjl  Drive  out 

1)  t^njl  Produce        3)        t^^Ht^  Pasture 

2)  n*C*'^y  Expulsion 


25.  rr,!D1  Be  like,  perish 

1)  nitDl  Likeness       3) 

2)  j1\tp'7  Likeness       4) 


^D*!  Stillness 
rt:*!  Stillness 


26.  0^1  Be  silent 

1)  rrtD"!  Desolation    2)       HtDDI  Silence 


27.  n:in  Meditate 

1)  n:in  Muttering     3) 

2)  nijin  Meditation 


fV-jn  Murmur 


28.  ilDtl  Make  a  noise 

1)  DH  Wealth         3)         n^t2n  Sound 

T  T   :    ■.• 

2)  flDil  Noise,  multitude 

29.  n^n  Conceive 

1)  tl*^r\  Pregnant      3)  ^(1  Conception 

■.'     T  •     T 

2)  "i'i'in  Conception  4)  p^'^O  Conception 


30.  D")n  Break,  tear  down 

1)    rronnAruin 


3L    ^V  Flow 

1)  3lr  Flowing 

32.  ^^t  Sing,  chant 

1)  nit:r  song 

T    :  • 

2)  nn!:r  song 


2)     n*!Dnn  Tearing 
down 


[praise 

3)  ypj  Song  of 

4)  1)Dtt2  Psalm 


156 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


33.  pt  Be  old 

1)  p  Old  man        3) 

2)  rrir  Old  age         4) 


n;^\  Old  age 

D^inr  Old  age 


31.  nif  Scatter,  winnow 

1)  n"1?  Span  3)       on  TD  North  winds 

•  T    : 

2)  n")?D  Winnowing  fork 

35.   pit  Sprinkle,  strew 

1)  D"lt,!:  Bowl 


36.  NOrr  Hide 

1)        NOHD  Hiding- 
place 


2)       NbTO  Hiding- 
place 


37.  I^n  Join,  associate 

1)  *13n  Associate      6) 

T     ~ 

2)  l^n  Associate      7) 

3)  n^n  Society 

'iini'iDnan  stripes 

5)        n"lDn  Society 

38.  con  Bind,  gird 

1)  C'Dh  Healer 


nnnn  wife 

8)  n"15n5  Junction 

9)  n1"i:jnO  Beams 


39.  n:in  Gird 

1)  nun  Girdle 

2)  n"11jn  Apron 

T         -: 

40.  DDn  Be  wise,  act  wisely 

1)  D^n  Wise 

T     T 

2)  n*2^n  Wisdom 


3)  nijin  Girded 

4)  nnJinD  Girdle 

3)      niMn  Wisdom 


THEIR  Derivation. 


167 


41.  D'?n  Dream 

1)         Dl'?n  Dream  3)     n!^':'!!^  A  kind  of 


germ 


2)      ni/t^'^'n  Something  insipid 


42.  ri7rT  Pass  on,  change 

1)  thn  Exchange     4)        ^JpHP  Slaughter- 

knife 

2)  r|lSn  What  sur-    5)  JlltD'^nO  Braids 

vives 

3)  n^y'7n  change 


43,  Y^n  Draw  out 

1)  Y^n  Loin 

2)    rDi'^n  Spoil 

44.  ^DH  Pity,  spare 

1)     n'^on  Pity 


3)  nlV'?n,!:  Costly  gar- 

T    -:   - 

ments 

[love 
2)       ^DHD  Object  of 


45.  nOn  Trust 

1)        niDn  Refuge  2)       HDHD  Refuge 

46.  ^\;n  Hew,  dig 

1)        DVn,^  A  hewing 

47.  *1pn  Search 

1)  npfl  Searching     2)       ^IpflD  Inmost 

out  depth 

48.  ^in  Be  dried  up,  be  waste  [dryness 

1)  yin  Desolate       4)        113*111  Desolation, 

•    T  T       :    T 

2)  Dnn  Sword  5)        HDnn  Dry  land 

3)  Din  Drought,       6)        \'\y}n  Dryness 

waste 


158  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

49.  I^tl  Tremble 

1)  nin  Trembling    2)        tll^H  Terror 

50.  ^^n  Upbraid 

1)  n^n  Autumn        2)        H^lfl  Reproacli 

51-  Diin  Seal 

1)        Dnln  Signet  ring  2)      DDrin  Signet 

52.  ^1L5  Be  good 

1)  ^ItO  Oood  3)         HDID  Welfare 

T 

2)  DID  Goodness 

53.  pCD  Secrete 

1)       fltDlptD  Hidden  treasure 

54.  w1*)tO  Tear  off,  tear  in  pieces 

1)  nnp  Fresh  3)       ni)")£P  What  is  torn 

2)  n^tO  Green  leaf,  prey 


55.  ^y*  Labor,  be  weary 

1)  Vy  Earning        4)  V^^^  Toil,  gain 

2)  ;^;i^  Exhausted    5)         Hi^U^  Weariness 

3)  i;U*  Wearied 

^        •  T 

56.  ^n^  Give 

1)  nn^  Burden         2)   D^anDH  (?)  Gifts 

T  :  •    T    :    - 

57.  ':>n*  Wait 

1)  '^^n^  Waiting        2)      TbVt\T\  Expectation 

58.  ^^^  Howl,  wail 

1)  ^^"^  Yelling         3)         ^^^T\  Tormentor 

2)  Xth'^  Wailing 


THEIR  Derivation. 


15<) 


59.  p^^  Suck,  give  suck 

1)         tlp^'T  Sprout  2) 

60.  HD^  Found,  establish 

1)  1p^  Beginning    5) 

2)  "llD^  Foandation  6) 

3)  nniD*  Foii'.._dation7) 

4)  IDitD  Foundation  8) 


61.  "ID^  Chastise 

1)  iD^  Correction    3) 

2)  1DV2  Correction 


p})>  Suckling 
*lD1tD  Foundation 

T 

niDIO  Appoint- 

T    T 

ment 
"1D!D  Foundation 
niD  Assembly, 
intimacy 

^DD  Admonition 


62.  ^^^'f  Be  straight,  be  right 

1)  ^Z*'>  Straight        4)         ?n£^'^  Jeshurun(?) 

T    T  I  \   : 

2)  nir^  Bightness     5)        IICT'^p  Straight- 

ness,  plain 

3)  rr")t^'*  Uprightness  6)         ^t^'^D  Straightness 

68.  D/ID  Be  ashamed 

1)        nd7^  Shame  2)      ni/tD'?D  Shame 

64.  i^^D  Be  brought  low,  humble 

1)         n;;^5  Bundle 

65.  i^*)^  Bend  the  knee 

1)      D^:i^")D  Legs 

66.  yt^  Scorn 

1)  p^.*'?  Mocking       2)       W'pD  Enigma 


160 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


67.  top'?  Gatlier 

1)  \D0  Gleaning       1)        tDIp?,*  Scrip 

68.  |^^D  Refuse 

1)  (KD  Unwilling     2)  [K^  Refractory 

69.  tOID  Move,  totter 

1)  Dl/t:  A  totter-       2)        HDlD  Yoke 

T 

ing,  pole    ,> 

70.  /)t2  Circumcise 

1)  11710  Circumcision 

T 

71.  riflD  Wipe  off,  decay 

1)  ^rrp  Stroke 

72.  n^D  Divide,  allot  to 

1)  n^D  Portion         3)  ^lt3  Fortune 

T  T 

2)  n'if2  Times  4)  nJD  Portion 


73.  ^^0  Act  covertly 


[ment 


1)  ^ilD  Treachery     2)         ^'>^t2  Upper  gar- 


74.  n^r2  Rebel 

1)  mi!D  A  razor         2) 


[ness 
^ID  Rebellious- 


75.  "jtrO  Drag,  pull 

1)  rjSi^'D  A  drawing    2)   Hi:) C^n^  Cords 

76.  ClJ^^  Commit  adultery 

1)       D^$N^  Adulteries    2)   D^SliDN^  Adulteries 

77.  yt^^  Despise 

1)         n^\S*^  Reproach      2)         H^W*^  Reproach, 

T     T      :  T      T    •.■ 

blasphemy 


THEIR  Derivation.  161 

78.  r|:i^  Smite 

1)  ^y}  Plague,  2)         r\^}r2  Plague, 

stumbling  slaughter 

79.  ni^  Vow 

1)  ni^  Vow 

80-  Jin^  Lead,  drive 

1)      :irr:iD  driving 

T    :    • 

81.  i^i:)  Move,  nod 

1)  D*i^-?J/^ltD  Musicalinstrument 

^  82.  ril^  Shake,  wave,  sift 

1)  nl^  Elevation     4)  HJ-D  Dropping 

2)  nb^  Height  5)       n^l^H  A  warning 

T  T  T  : 

3)  n5;i  High  place 

83.  ^^y  Spread  out 

1)    nlt^'^P^  Tendrils 

84.  HD^  Try,  prove 

1)  nD!D  Temptation,  trial 

T     ~ 

85.  *]D^  Pour  out,  anoint 

1)  "np^  Libation,       3)        ilDDD  A  molten 

molten  image  image 

2)  n^P-^  Libation,  one  anointed 

86.  3p^  Perforate,  separate 

1)  Dp^  Bezel  or  pipe  3)       HDpD  Hammer 

2)  ilDp^  Female  4)       HDpD  Hammer, 

quarry 


162 


Nouns  Arranged  According  to 


87.  tlp^  Be  pure,  innocent 

1)  ^p^  Innocent       3) 

2)  N^'7^  Innocent       4) 

88.  Dp-3  Avenge 

1)  DD-3  Vengeance   2) 

Itt 

89.  ptrj  Kiss 

1)    rt^^'m  Kiss 

90.  pnj  Tear 


IVp-i  Cleanness 
n^plp  Sacrificial 
bowl 

nrjp^  Vengeance 


1)  pn^  Scale,  scab   3) 

2)  niriN*  Terrace 


91.  n^D  Forgive 

1)  riVO  Forgiving     2) 

92.  "jlOD  Sustain 

1)      ny?2'^  Carpet 

T      •    : 

93.  nSD  Mourn 

1)        nSP'P  Lamentation 

94.  my  Testify 

1)  nj;  Witness        4) 

2)  rni^  Testimony    5) 

3)  nnj7  Precept 

95.  r|*li;  Fly 

1)  t^))  Fowl  4) 

2)  D^5J^t3>'  Eye-lashes    5) 

3)  HlD^;^  Darkness 


n^nK  Terrace 


nn*'?D  Forgiveness 


niiyn  Precept 
"lij/  Repetition 


^i/IO  Darkness 
^1J/D  Darkness 


THEIR  Derivation. 


163 


96.  IVi^  Kestrain 

1)  "iVi^  Riches  4) 

2)  "l^i^  Constraint    5) 

3)  n^iy  V  Assembly 

T  T      : 

97.  y^y  Mix,  pledge 

1)  n");;  Sweet  5) 

2)  y^^  Oadfly  6) 

3)  D^^j;  Mixed  mul-  7) 

titude 

4)  n^liT  Security 

98.  pC*>*  Oppress 

1)  p1t^*j7  Oppressor     4) 

2)  WpVu*}^_  Oppressions  5) 

3)  pcy  Violence 


*11V^0  Restraint 
^l>i*^  Restraint 


(1D")J^  Earnest 
Dn]/t3  Barter 
n:mi*n  suretyship 


npJ^*i^  Distress 
nlpu*i^9  Exactions 


99.  ^^^  Meet,  smite 

1)  i^^B  Incident 

100.  in^  Fear,  tremble 

1)  nH£)  Terror 


2)        i^JlOD  Attack 


2)       mnS  Fear 


101.  £0'?5  Escape 

1)  to'^P)  Escaped        4) 

2)  t0^9  Deliverance  5) 

3)  ^D^f^Q  Escaped 

•      T 

102.  n")i3  Separate 

1)  nn?  Mule  3) 

2)  rrriB  ^hemule 


[escaped 
nt3*'?5  Deliverance, 

T     "    : 

^^^t2  Escape 


nlnnS  Kernels 


164 


KouNS  Arranged  According  to 


103.  n")l)  Be  fruitful 

1)  n£)  Fruit 


2) 


*)5  Bullock 


104.  ni5  Sprout,  flourish 

1)  n")5  Blossom        3)       tin^^  Brood 

2)  nfl")£)  Progeny 


105.  Y'~\^  Break,  spread 

1)  rn^D  Breach 


3)        p5,p  Harbor 


2)  rnB  Tyrant 


106.  ^t^i]  Transgress 

1)  J/ti*B  Transgression 

107.  pIV  Be  righteous 

1)  p")5»  Straight-       3)  pHV  Bighteous 

ness,  righteousness 

2)  npiy  Righteousness 

108.  *T^^>*  Bind,  press,  besiege 

1)  nr^*  Bock  4)         niV,t:  Distress 

T 

2)  n")*!^'  Form  5)      HI^VO  Fortress 

T  T  : 

3)  n^V  Form,  idol    6)         INV:;  Neck 

T   - 

109.  nOV  Sprout 

1)  n?V  Sprout 

110.  |£)V  Conceal 

1)  (ll)^;  North  3)     DOiDV-t:  Hidden 

2)  ^-JI^V  Northern  places 

111.  :p)^  Refine,  try     • 

1)        Cini.'^  Crucible 


THEIR  Derivation. 


165 


112.  Dip  T^e  before,  precede 

1)  Dip  East              5)  '^i^lp  Eastern, 

ancient 

2)  npnp  Beginning     6)  Drpilp  Ancient 

3)  nOnp  Eastward      7)  DHp  East 

4)  ptD-rp  Eastern         8)  D'llp  Axe  (?) 

113, '^np  Congregate,  assemble 

1)  ^tlp  Assembly     3)  H^np  Preacher 

2)  n^np  Assembly     4)  D^'pHp?  Assemblies 

114.  rD^)  Wait,  expect,  be  collected 

1)  nip  Rope             4)  nipP  Reservoir 

2)  *)p  Cord             5)  nVn  Expectation 

3)  n*)p!D  Expectation,  collection 


115.  J<^p  Be  jealous 

1)  N*^p  Jealous         3) 

2)  HiSJJJp  Jealousy 

116.  wiyp  Be  wroth,  angry 

1)  f]>p  Anger,  twig  2) 

117.  y^p  Be  short 

1)  nyp  Short  3) 

2)  y^p  Shortness 

118.  T^'lp  Meet,  happen 

1)  nnp  Hap  5) 

2)  nnlp  Beam  6) 

3)  np  Encounter    7) 

4)      nnn  city 


Nlilp  Jealous 

npyp  Fragment 
y^'n  Harvest 


Dip  City 
n*lp5  Chance,  lot 
nipD  Frame-work 


166  Nouns  Arranged  According  to 

119.  ^t^p  Be  attentive,  listen 

1)  2^p  Attention     3)  ^^'H  Attentive 

2)  Du^'P  Attentive 

120.  tl\^p  Be  hard 

1)         iltj^'p  Hard,  heavy  2)  ^C^p  Hardness 

121.  ^t^p  Bind,  conspire 

1)  n;^'p  Conspiracy  2)      DH^'p  Girdles 

122.  yT)  Lie  down 

1)  yT)  Besting-        2)        p^D  Lair 

place 

123.  U1  Stir,  be  agitated 

1)  ?:in  Trembling    3)  ntJin  Trembling 

T    -  T   :      T 

2)  r:i"")  Commotion  4)  til^N*  Box 

124.  ^r)  Slander 

1)  '?;)n  Foot  3)  ^yi  Fuller 

2)  ^^^n  Footman       4)    Dl'?^")?  At  the  feet 

125.  ^T)  Shout 

1)  j;-)  Shout  2)      Hi^nn  Shout,  alarm 

126.  C^ll  Be  poor 

1)  trn  Poverty        2)  ti^H  Poverty 

127.  ^ni  Be  wide,  large 

1)  Dnn  Wide  4)  im  Street,  mar- 

T    T  : 

ket-place 

2)  Dnn  Breadth        5)        ^HlD  Wide  place 

-    -  T     :  ■.•  * 

3)  DH"!  Breadth 


THEIR  Derivation. 


167 


128.  tr;^1  Shake 

1)  C^I?*^  Trembling,  noise 

129.  ,1tD")  Be  feeble,  faint 

1)  niD")  Slack,  feeble  2)  JV^I  Slackness 

130.  ni>"l  Kill,  nmrder 

1)  nV")  Crushing,  outcry 

131.  i^^trn  Be  wicked 

1)  rti^n  Wicked,        3)       n^^^^  Injustice 

T      T  T     :         • 

2)  y^'")  Unright-       4)    HJ^DH!?  Wickedness 

eousness 

132.  t:nC^  Leap,  exult 

1)         flb^b^  Gladness      2)        j^ntTD  Joy 

133.  pnj^  Laugh,  be  merry 

1)  pn\y  Laughter,     2)       pflbvp  Derision 

134.  r\2\y  Capture 

1)  n'l:!^  Captivity      3)         H^DC^'  Captivity 

:  T    :    ■ 

2)  *D^*  Captivity      4)         H^Dli^"  Captivity 

135.  CltOt^  Kush,  overthrow 

1)  ^??^  Outpouring,  flood 

136.  ^^C*  Be  low,  become  low 

1)  ^t^t^  Low  4)       tl^t^t^  Low 

T    T  T    ••    : 

country 

2)  ^t:i'C*  Lowness       5)      Hl'^^p'  A  letting 

3)  lil^l^  Lowness  down 


168     Arranged  According  to  their  Derivation. 


137.  Dpt^  Be  quiet 

1)       top:^*  Rest 

138.  n'^n  Hang 

1)  ^'pn  Quiver 

139.  nrn  Wander 

1)        113/1  n  Impiety,  damage 


IX.    Some  Important  Hebrew  Idioms* 


LIST    CXXXi. 

TJ»e    HebrcAV   Phrases. 

1.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  the  number  of  Nouns,  ^  3  : 

1)  niDN*  D'^     2)  DH^^yy  n'!j 

T  ••  •.••■-: 

2.  Idiomatic    expressions   for   tlie  determination  of  Xouns, 

1)  ]'\^±>n     4)  niD^-^3 

2)  ^Dbrr     5)  'rp*n°j5 

3)  "ninn  "yb     6)  nriN*  c*\\* 

T     ■.■  • 

3.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  Apposition,  ?  6 : 

1)  n*^N*  DHDN*     3)  nrlD^  nn'^^ 

2)  my  o'^n^d     4)  niN*^  nh^^ 

•  T         •    ~  T  :  v:    ■.■  ■.•;  v 

4.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  the  Construct  Relation,  §i  8,  9  : 

2)  mn  DT\n  d^j^     9)         nib'PDn  ^1^5 

3)  ni,!?-'7N*    10)  hj^'  niN*9  t^*bri"|3 

4)  DnN*  *i^;)'?a'in  vj^    id    ' '       r]pi^  nn^3 

5)  rnj^  DipD    12)  1^  ^pin 

6)  ;^5  nv;*>?    13)       vni^5i  nn  ^^5 

7)  Diin^o'i 


*  References  are  to  Harper's  Elements  of  Hebrew  Syntax. 


170  Some  Important  Hebrew  Idioms. 

5.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Adjective,  §  10: 

1)  rpyn  c^-Tp     3)      "^m-n??  ^^^'} 


I  iiS*V 


2)  tr'D'iD  pin,!:     4)  D^t^*:in  n^yn 

~        :     •  I  T  •       T    -  T   T    - 

G.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Pronoun,  ?01,  12,  13,  14  : 


1) 

^1^?  ^ni,^ 

10) 

T     V    T                V            T 

2) 

•  -l^VK^ny^5 

11) 

^^*5^  r"}N*  N*':' 

3) 

lotf^'  Nin 

12) 

lb'?ncr\\*--^t:'7nn_ 

4) 

y^i  yy  n? 

13) 

mn^  niyp  '^b 

5) 

nr)  n:)?  ni"  n?K^i 

14) 

~             T    :   • 

rlDD  npN* 

15) 

tT^N  HiD 

6)  nt/p  n^Ki  nrp  n^N* 

16) 

:    T  ■  ~ 

7) 

Tjsp^j^  "i?Kn-np 

8) 

n^5  nr-\s: 

9) 

7.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Numerals,  ?  51 : 

1)  O'i'n  D^j;5nN*  dn*     4)  Dp^iN-on-^jr  i'D*i?^' 

2)  nnb^i^  nitDt^*  nisf?     5)  nn^^  :;*^/r} 

•    T    :  T 

8.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Tenses,  ^^  19,  20,  24,  25 : 

1     :ipJ^;^t3  :i?i3  ^"11     s)      '^  0^5^*3  Di^nn 

2)  n;^»t:-n^u*^  r5<  i^ip  fn^  fv'pin 

3)  nj;'^ni  d^i;i  enin     6)  ^'in.oni  inx*  ^^Dig 

4)  p.\rp  D\\*D  Dnyjj  ^T^nrrv--. 


So3iE  Important  IIebiikw  Idioms.  171 

9.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Infinitive  Absolute,  1 28 : 

1)  (inD  inj<  n^Nn     s)      i;.^;i  -jisn  i:)^n 

ntp^n       6)     ^n\sn  nr-^D-nK 

2)  iN!p  n5"in  Nn\xi  '^^'r\^  |in^ 

T  ^-     T  •^■-   T  T      -       -  V  T 

4)  ^^  tObt^n 

10.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Infinitive  Construct,  I  29  : 

1)  ....  tini^"?  ^DNH     2)       nnt:n  itDnn-'?;; 

•   -   T  •  ■•   :  T  -:    - 

11.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Accusative,  ^§  33,  34,  35  : 

2)  '  D^::*isMm,tD^  na'in-riN* 

3)  ^i£)  niNn"?  *iNnn     7)     jnDn-nN*  TMr\r\\ 

4)  D^5N*  nn::*n_     s)        n'2T\T)  ]^p6r\ 
5)'         np?n^njn_     9)        onnDT'^^P 

12.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  Apposition  and  Subordination, 
^36: 

1)  nc*K  npn_  v^pn     4)  ^*^;q'7  ri-inp 

2)  n^nn  *!^"^n     5)      ^bp^  hvin^Dipj 

3)  •^'^"n  ':''Nin     6)  j^^p  ;i;-i> 

13.  Idiomatic  uses  of  Subject  and  Predicate,  §  37  : 

1)  D>*n-|D  %:i  n5"!n     2)  '^giin  "7^' 


172 


Some  Iaiportant  Hebrew  Idioms. 


-  T  V      ■•  T      ••  T 

5)         ^^nb^^"?  y^n) 


14.  Idiomatic  expressions  of  Emphasis,  §39  : 
1)  ^IS*  ^5       3) 

2)   .  ^s  ^::\v^ 


^^1^ 


15.  Idiomatic  forms  of  agreement  in  Gender  and  Number, 
140: 

2)  '  ^ '   nop  r^^i 

3)  DIN*  rt:^  h^  vh'^ 


5)         Dlk^^  niHDj'  ^^^r 


16.  Idiomatic  Negations,  §  41 : 

1)  'ijp     3)  '^DH  np*  init:5  k^ 

2)  'N*-r\^  '"i^^n 


/^nt:*^ 


17.  Idiomatic  Interjections  and  Optative  expressions,  §  43  : 

1)  ^4N*  ^n       3)  0'*2  '^p'C[  ^D 

2)    nb^i^p  r\^  n^'in     4)  ^-n^n  unit:  fn^-^o 
iji/ 

18.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Relative,  §46. 

1)  '^  in'^^^-nb^N*  N'?|n     2)      d;^*p  inv^  n-b\s* 

19.  Idiomatic  Conditional  Sentences,  §48: 

1)         "iy^  npN*  m     2)         n^\\D  k':'"DK 
rp  n*b*>f       nt:*>%\*  f ?  •  •  •  b?in51 


IX.    Some  Important  Hebrew  Idioms. 


LIST    CXXXI. 

The  Englisli  Phrases 

1.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  the  number  of  Nouns,  I  3  : 

1)  House  of  fathers  2)  Their  idol -houses 

2.  Idiomatic  expressions  for   the   determination  of   Nouns, 

1)  Lebanon  (=the  white)         4)  Every  first-born 

2)  That  which  encom-  5)  The  Benjaminite 

passes  6)  A  man 

3)  The  whole  generation 

3.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  Apposition,  §6: 

1)  Words,  truth  [=  true  3)  Proudly,  proudly 

words)  4)  Many  wells 

2)  Two  years,  time 

4.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  the  Construct  Relation,  ^§  8,  9  : 

1)  Their  food  is  for  them-        7)  Blood  shed  causelessly 

selves  8)  A  God  from  near 

2)  This  very  day  9)  Ilavina;  dreams 

3)  Immortality  10)  Five  hundred  years  old 

4)  The  days  we  walked         11)  To  the  house  of  Joseph 

with  them  12)  Those  trusting  in  him 

5)  The  holy  place  13)  The  sons  and  daughters 
G)  A  bad  woman  of  David 

5.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Adjective,  HO  : 

1)  The  holy  of  thy  temple        3)  And  he  loved  Bachel 

(=  thy  holy  temple)  more  than  Leah 

2)  Sweeter  than  honey  4)  The  fairest  among 

women 


174 


Some  Important  Hebreav  Idioms. 


6.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Pronoun,  l§  11,  12,  13,  14 


1)  My  death,  mine 

2)  Bela,  that  is  Zoar 

3)  Is  its  name 

4)  Now  many  days 

5)  And  this  one   said   so, 

and  that  one  said  so 

6)  These  hither  and  those 

thither 

7)  Whatever  thy  soul  de- 

si  reth 

8)  Which  house  ? 


9)  He  whom  Y.  loves  shall 
accomplish  his  desire 

10)  Two  omers  for  each 

11)  I  know  not  myself 

12)  And  they  dreamed, 

each  his  dream 

13)  All  of   Yahweh's  com- 

mandments 

14)  It  is  good  for  nothing 

15)  Such  a  man 

16)  And  they  separated, the 


one  from  the  other 

7.  Idiomatic  uses  of  Numerals,  §  15  : 

1)  The  forty  days  4)  Seven  times   for    your 

2)  111  the  eighteenth  year  sins 

3)  Three  times  5)  Nine  tenths 

8.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Tenses,  U  19,  20,  24,  25  : 


6)  I  will  bless  him  and 
make  him  fruitful 
and  multiply   him 

7)  Y.  has  given  enlarge- 
ment to  us  and  we 
shall  be  fruitful  in 
the  land 

8)  At  evening,  then  shall 
ye  know 


1)  A  star  shall  proceed 

from  Jacob 

2)  Then  sang  Moses 

3)  Thou  expellest  the  na- 

tions and  planted  it 

4)  Watchmen  come   from 

the  distance  and  shall 
lift  up  their  voice 

5)  And   Y.   thundered  in 

the  heavens  and  the 
Most  High  uttered 
his  voice 

9.  Idiomatic  uses  of  £lie  Infinitive  Absolute,  120 

1)  And  I  stamped  it,  grind-        4)  And  he  is  always  act 

ing  it  diligently 

2)  And  I  was  verj^  much 

afraid 

3)  He  strictly  charged  us 


ing  as  judge 
5)  They    went,   going    on 
and  lowing 


S03IE  iMrORTANT   IIeBREW   IdIOMS.  175 

6)  All  this  I  have  seen  and        7)  Remember  the  Sabbath 
applied  my  heart  day 

10.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Infinitive  Construct,  §29: 

1)  Who  says  to  Cyrus 2)  Because  he  pursuedhim 

and  says  to  Jerusa-  and  stifled   his  com- 

lem.  passion 

11.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Accusative,  §133,  34,  35  : 

1)  The  city  that  goes  forth         6)  Let   not   the   thing   be 

a  thousand  evil  in  thine  eyes 

2)  They  shall  die  as  men  7)  And  it  shall  be  shown 

3)  Ye  come  in  to  be  seen  to  the  priest 

by  my  face  8)  Impoverished  of  an  ob- 

4)  And  he  bowed  himself  lation 

down  as  regards  the        9)  Clothed  with  garments 
face 

5)  And  were  told  Ilebekah 

the  words  of  Esau 

12.  Idiomatic  expressions  for  Apposition  and  Subordination, 
§36: 

1)  And  he  added  and  took        4)  Thou  hast  hastened  to 

a  wife  find 

2)  Ye  do  much,  ye  speak        5)  The  murderer  rises  to 

(=  ye  speak  much)  kill 

3)  He  was  willing,  he  went        6)  One  who  knows  how  to 

(=  he  went  willingly)  play 

13.  Idiomatic  uses  of  Subject  and  Predicate,  §37  : 

1)  Much  of  the  people  fell         6)  Is  your  father  in 

2)  Any  one  who  falls  health  ? 

3)  Until  one  comes  7)  What  are  these  ? 

4)  I  win  feel  quiet  [Israel 

5)  And  it  was  strait  with 

14.  Idiomatic  expressions  of  Emphasis,  §39: 

1)  In  me  3)  Get  thee 

2)  Mine  own  ene.mics 


176              Some  Important  Hebrew  Idioms. 

15.  Idiomatic    forms  of  agreement  in  Grender  and  Number, 

1)  The  war  was  too  strong  4)  The  voice  of  thy  broth- 

for  him  er's  blood  crieth  out 

2)  His  eyes  were  set  5)  The  eyes  of  man's  pride 

3)  And    all    the   days    of  are  cast  down 

Adam  were 

16.  Idiomatic  Negations,  ^41 : 

1)  So  as  not  to  be  a  nation  3)  He  will  take  nothing  in 

2)  Is  it  because  there   is  his  death 

no  Grod  in  Israel 

17.  Idiomatic  Interjections  and  Optative  expressions,  ^43: 

1)  As  I  live  4)  O  that  we  had  died  by 

2)  Far  be  it  from  thee  to  the  hand  of  Yahweh 

do,  etc. 

3)  0  that  some  one  would 

give     me     water    to 
drink ! 

18.  Idiomatic  uses  of  the  Relative,  M6: 

1)  The  prophet  whom  Y.  2)  Whence  the  Philistines 

has  sent  have  proceeded 

19.  Idiomatic  Conditional  Sentences,  §48  : 

1)  (May  he  punish  me)  if  2)  (God  do  so  to  me  and 

I  take  of  all  that  is  more  also)  if  I  do  not 

thine   (=1  will   not  according  as  ye  have 

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